“As the president of the United States, you have power to change the course of history, and the responsibility to save lives right now,” the staffers wrote.
“As the president of the United States, you have power to change the course of history, and the responsibility to save lives right now,” the staffers wrote.
This was reported for having a misleading headline, however the headline on the post is the exact same as the headline on the article.
I agree, the headline makes it sound like Biden was addressing the “500+ former staffers” when he was not, that’s an issue to take up with commondreams.org.
If OP had editorialized the headline in a misleading fashion, I’d remove it. In this case they are accurately passing along the headline from the article.
Consider the quality of sources allowed to be posted to the community. Some sites are bad, and it’s okay to filter them out in the interest of quality.
We have talked about that, and commondreams.org has a high credibility rating and is allowed to be posted here:
https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/common-dreams/
That’s helpful, thank you. I take issue with their headlines is all.
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The articles themselves are fine. I just take issue with the editorialized and biased headlines. It’s a bias I agree with though so I don’t exactly have a list of examples.
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I asked them to consider it and was told that they had already had this discussion and decided to allow it because they’re credible. Pretty simple
That doesn’t mean you can’t remove the post because the article headline is misleading, it’s just that the blame lies on the site rather than OP.
Our policy is that the headline must match that of the article, so any problem with the headline should be directed at the people writing it.
Leaving the post drives the discussion of how and why the headline is misleading, which is in and of itself a valuable conversation.