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The Founder and Chief Editor is member of the British Association of Journalists and adheres very strongly to the highest journalistic standards. The Founder and therefore also the site values objectivity and reasoned debate. Sadly this is all too often missing from many news platforms. Instead we’re presented with a race to the bottom, lowest common denominator and reactionary press to afraid to speak up and continually getting it wrong. I can think of countless incidents, whether green lighting racial slurs at the Baftas from the BBC to many many more. All content we publish is checked by individual contributors who submit, evaluated and reviewed for factuality and authenticity by Editors and lastly the Editor in Chief, Colin Humphrey. Before submission content is governed by Community Guidelines, Contribution and Terms of Service, Code of Conduct This triple checks, frameworks and screen allows us to retain objectivity and keep to our community standards.
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