The Importance of Active Journalism in the Rise of a Nation |
Published in United States of America
- Political debates and analysis - 4 - 26 Oct 17 09:43
Journalistic activity on Edom is intrinsically tied to the activity as a whole, but does that really show causation; Most newspapers are viewed in their free time by players, especially those with important or pertinent articles to the player. As newspapers and journalists create more newspapers, and actively create content, they can keep the attention on the game from a player that would have otherwise gotten bored. Our newspapers are the pass time of a great many players on this website; think about the attention that our comedy articles have gotten, and how much support the newspapers receive from hundreds of upvotes within a week. The journalist has a duty to continue ceating content that their viewership can enjoy, and this in turn will promote activity and player retainership in the game. Recent attempts to draw in players, by even the admins themselves, have not focused enough on making sure that the journalism of this game is maintained for the good of the player population as a whole. My own content usually requires a lot of time to produce, what with the calculations and economic analysis, but the importance of the comedy paper, the social paper, the current events and state newspaper indeed, cannot be discounted.
In fact, the creation of the newspaper by the state to give the average player in their nation information on the many goings on of the nations policy, that which can and should be made public that is, is among the more important creations of the Edom state. This allows for the states presence to be felt, and for the average citizen to understand their part in the grand machine.Â
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Comments (4)
26 Oct 17 11:42
GunpowderAdmins have a duty to make newspapers easier to access and read; it is nearly impossible to find 5 newest or top articles (or is not clear how)
27 Oct 17 07:58
rabidcarebearYou can find the articles most recently uploaded on the home page, but I agree that the pages on this website are all at times counter-intuitive, especially for a new player. Finding old articles can be a pain as well.