You playing dumb now like I ain't give an example?
What's Crossing The Line When Reporting News?
- Thread starter Goldie
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It was a terrible example
Just like some body felt the need to film it, others feel the need the to watch it.
As it covers the Nip story, it should have been posted. Spoilered for those of us that dont really care to see it
Why spoiler it when you know exactly what you're about to press play on.
You never know what the thumbnail may hold
You know you see two people wanting you to explain this.
What's the balance, you got people who wanna see the stuff and others who don't. People go out of their way to see stuff then complain that it's out there
Giving ppl everything they want ain't good tho. Especially when it comes at the expense of innocent parties. Like did we really need to see ol girl walking into the hospital? Did we expect her to not be there?
Did we really need to see pics of nipsey's head blown wide open in the middle of the street? The genie been opened and we cant put it back....but I dont see nothing wrong with holding off on reposting that type of shit.
You didn't have to see any of that stuff if you hadn't pressed play
I certainly haven't seen either. And I don't plan on seeing them
However if another layer of control is need, those things should be spoilered
It's not about seeing it, it's about sites reporting it. You cant control ppl on Twitter and other social media posting whatever they want on their own accounts, but shit like that is beneath a site like this and others.
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@shutupGabi, you from Cali or Illinois?
Nawf cali
