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                1. No. washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/call-it-what-you-want-facebook-but-you-need-an-executive-editor/2016/11/20/67aa5320-aaa6-11e6-a31b-4b6397e625d0_story.html
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                This is like iteration 28 of this same exact suggestion and it is as bad an idea for as many reasons now as it has been ever.
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              Aside of all the reasons it's a terrible idea, I like how alljournalists think Facebook or its users will automatically respect a Journalist
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            And that a Journalist would sweep in with their press cards and AP Style and automatically fix everything.
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          Like did you read the working conditions of the last set of editors Facebook employed?
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        You think your journalism job is shitty? Wait till it is in Facebook's basement conference room.
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      And has the election not made abundantly clear that the avg Facebook user don't care what Journalists have to say?
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    Hi! *The problem is that a significant portion of American public doesn't trust journalists!* Being employed by Facebook doesn't fix this.
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      I believe in the power and responsibility of Journalism; I also know that I shouldn't assume everyone everywhere shares that belief.
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        What you are forgetting is that, for a significant portion of users, Facebook is working exactly how they want it to.
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          The problem is people
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            Stop pushing your readers to literally any other platform than your own. Do you really want to tell readers 'trust Facebook 1st, us 2nd'?
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              I don't understand why it is so hard to stop asking Facebook to do your job for you.
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                It is the job of journalism to explain its utility & trustworthiness to the public. Do that instead of complaining about FB. Please.
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