Democrats are no longer trying to ignore Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and have taken to calling him out in public after a week of controversies.
Democrats are no longer trying to ignore Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and have taken to calling him out in public after a week of controversies.
Hi @JonEFive! Thanks for submitting. We just recently added rules in our sidebar around submission titles that I encourage you to read. Thank you!
Assuming you meant the part about adding a label. Sorry, I missed that one. Updated the title to what I think should comply.
Thanks for adding a label. We are encouraging people to use them because it was a stated goal when the magazine was solicited for input on community guidelines and rules, but we won’t be like, coming in behind anyone to fact check whether the correct label was applied.
However, you may find this short glossary helpful:
Glossary of terms: Editorials have author bylines that denote a collection of people within a
news organization, such as candidate endorsements from a newspaper’s staff. Opinions have
author bylines from a single (maybe two) writer(s). Analysis is when an author starts with
factually verified current events and reports then explains deeper significance or motivation,
predicts future outcomes, or makes a policy recommendation based on the starting data.
Thanks for editing the title!
Specific details on what was wrong would probably help.
The biggest change the new rules involve is that everyone should add a label (news, editorial, opinion, or analysis) at the beginning of their submission’s title.