As a news organization, it is essential that you have an appropriate comments strategy alongside the rest of your elections coverage.
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Category - Community Practice
Why Captain Awkward Wanted A Different Kind Of Comments
"If I know I'm not up to moderating a certain discussion, I know it's okay to turn off comments altogether"
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Radical Accountability in The LatiNegrxs Project
Bianca Laureno on the power of accountability within community.
De Correspondent: Member-Focused Journalism
An Interview with Der Correspondent's Ernst-Jan Pfauth on their innovative community strategy.
A New Kind of Community Strategy at Fusion
What it looks like to make community engagement part of your process - even when you're not working on a story.
Examples of Audience-Centered Journalism
Find inspiration among the best community journalism projects of 2016.
How Brexit Made Comments Go Viral
How Brexit taught us something about the value of audience contributions.
How the New York Times Found Its Top Commenters
What you can learn by reaching out to your top community members.
