Should news articles by "objectified?

[lightbulb27]

As it is, an article doesn't have a resolution association. Would it be better if the article is updated to associate links to research, judgements, resolutions so you know what happened?

I find it "lame" to see an article about a traffic accident with deaths, to not be able to find out what happened with the judgement, whom was liable, what changes were made coming from the accident, etc.. There is no follow through in our society.

[Chazmatazz269]

That would be a meaningful change to digital media that would actually have some benefit. So it probably won’t happen. Ell oh ell!
Some of the youtube channels i follow do that though. If the channel itself doesn’t post an update, often users will. Usually without links, but i have found links and case numbers so that the information can be fact checked.
I have “joined” a couple of different reporting sites because that’s the only way to contribute to the comments. I did so for the purpose of challenging information reported and i have found other users who do the same; with supporting resources and without.
It’s in the ether. I think we all know why it hasn’t been adopted as the standard.

[RavVid]

Agree. Also most often there is no date the news item was published which I find annoying

[RavVid]

Thanks for a MHO. We should work on this.

[Telekinetic-Potato]

This is a good example of what ai is good for. You wait a couple days and ask chat gpt. And all of a sudden you have super computers scouring the internet for you.

Sometimes your only option is to call the town and put in a foia request yourself though.

[lightbulb27]

Was thinking the same, maybe AI can solve it... as long as information flows... e. g. legal barriers.
Currently, we are not getting the "Toyota discipline" to fix our selves or society, just getting fear and social triggering, which is bad.
Thank you for your input 'tato.

[NathanDavis]

when news judge those in the news... they get sued for millions

their job is to report without bias... <cough>CNN<cough>