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Many of us live far more online than our readers do. It's our job to help them navigate and weigh the online — while respecting the online as just as real, which as an industry we still don't do very well.
I don't disagree with @TaylorLorenz that we all need to be smarter and more careful about how we report around viral stuff, and how misinformation takes seed. I just think that's everyone's responsibility, not just political reporters.
(taylor apologized for and deleted the tweet that actually got my brow furrowed.) https://twitter.com/TaylorLorenz/status/1083802257513160704 …
I think there's a lot of noise On Here. And a lot of stuff that FEELS like noise but is actually very important. And a lot of media doesn't bother to suss out the difference. And we all have a lot of exploring to do before we get to a common language on all of this.
(and secretly i don't think we're ever going to have a common language on What Online Stuff Matters, because that answer is different for every reporter and every news organization. But it's going to be very messy for a while, regardless.)
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