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mdh579 t1_j63avh7 wrote

About the sources. Some of those listed are not political. It just seems like it's taking random death counters and info and putting it all down. Ok, a building collapsed due to water leaking? A stadium had a stampede? A lot of this is just random news stories about people dying. What's the algorithm to decide if an action is political or not? Just curious.

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tom255 t1_j6356tw wrote

Awesome! Will do!

My only worry is that with that button, you could get bots submitting articles, I don't know enough about anti-bot tech, so wouldn't have the first clue about combatting it.

Alas the world surely needs something like this site.

I thought Twitter would effectively be like this wonderful, spacious, open-source-esque platform.. sadly I was wrong!

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tom255 t1_j630q7v wrote

Great job u/happylad32!

Would you ever think of integrating a "submit your own" type of thing? I research international news for fun (yeah, I know, I find fun in strange things) and would be totally up for submitting (equally important) pieces I've found from smaller news outlets.

Of course you'll never find a truly unbiased news source, however having one story covered by competing outlets is ground for making an informed decision of the actual facts/account of what's happened.

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