We’re not just reading the news. We’re also reading opinion articles, company statements, and other content that is meant to shape our opinions on a particular topic. When we do so, we want to make sure that what we read is fact-based and fair. That’s why we’re encouraging you to share your thoughts about an article by replying with one of the icons below. Let your voice be heard when you comment on another article!

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What do you think about this article?

By clicking the “reply” icon next to the article’s title, you can leave your own comments about the topic. This not only lets you offer your own thoughts on the article, but you can also let the author of the article know if you disagree with their point of view. Additionally, you can forward the article to your colleagues so that they can read and share your thoughts on it as well.

Is this a good article?

If the article is filled with inaccuracies or misleading information, you can reply with a question to point out any inaccuracies or misleading information in the article. This could lead to a discussion about the accuracy of the article and its author’s take on the topic.

Should the author of this article be paid for their work?

Again, if the author is being paid for their work, you can let them know why you think this and what you think about their work. You can also let them know why you disagree with their point of view and offer an alternative point of view. This can help the author of the article understand why you might not think their work is accurate or fair.

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Does the author have a personal agenda?

Sometimes, we just want to be heard. Some people may want to be included in the conversation and want a way to make their voices heard. In this case, you can let the author of the article know that you are happy to discuss the article and have a chat with them if they are interested. This can help the author feel more comfortable speaking to you and open the door to future articles discussing your point of view.

Can the author prove their point?

Sometimes, you just want to be sure that what you’re reading is accurate. There may be things about an article that you find surprising or that you want to double-check before you post about it on social media. You can use the “verify” feature to double-check the accuracy of an article before you post about it.

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