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Tuesday April 08, 2003 22:07
by Keith
Indymedia IE lacks a good forum for discussion of editorial policy.
(i suppose you'll delete this too)
The article was by Ivan Rodriguez, about North Korea, it can be seen here:
http://www.ndfsk.dyn.to/pym/nr3/DKarm.htm
I commented on it, but seems the trigger happy ie editorial "team" nuked the article before i got around to submitting my comment.
My personal opinion is that N. Korea is pretty relevent to Ireland right now, but i guess they don't think so, but anyway, the policy here of "deleting" and not "hiding" like other indymedias sucks.
My comment is still here:
http://www.indymedia.ie/cgi-bin/newswire.cgi?id=41756
for the moment, but as it was really the previous comments that I was commenting on, it has lost it's value.
Comments (5 of 5)
Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5It's called an editorial list.
see the button marked subscribe, join discuss get involved.
The article was deleted because it was cross posted across IMCs and in breach of our guidelines
So which of the following guidelines did the post violate, asshole?
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Editorial Guidelines
Indymedia is a democratic newswire. We want to see and hear the real stories, news, and opinions from around the country. While we struggle to maintain the newswire as a completely open forum we do monitor it and remove posts.
In general, posts may be removed for any of the following reasons:
being comments, not news - comments belong with the story being discussed - to have your say in response to a story on the site, use the "add your comments" link at the bottom of each story.
duplicate posts - make sure you've read the newswire
infactual or obviously false posts - the onus is on the author to check and confirm facts - if a factual error is brought to our attention it will be removed
libelous or slanderous posts - choose your language carefully
discriminatory or abusive posts
advertising or other inappropriate content
"libelous or slanderous posts - choose your language carefully
discriminatory or abusive posts"
if the above was applied in full then very little would remain on indy!
We've updated our editorial guidelines to include cross posts.
To wit articles that appear across the indymedia network. Theres little point of having 80 newswires if all 80 carry the same articles.
Indymedia Ireland is a media collective. We are independent volunteer citizen journalists producing and distributing the authentic voices of the people. Indymedia Ireland is an open news project where anyone can post their own news, comment, videos or photos about Ireland or related matters.