Snackasaurus

I see on your website you indicate that "speculation" is a negative - how would this affect editorials and comment pieces that analyse politics and economics, for example?

How would you guard against legitimate speculation - clearly presented as such - from being downvoted?

Similarly, where you say that it's a bad thing for news organisations to decide what their readers see, isn't this just a matter of editorial stances on certain matters? A news source isn't obliged to give all sides of a story if, for example, the organisation favours one political candidate over another.

And on what basis do you believe you will be able to draw the line? Many news sources have their own editorial lines - even in news pieces - which many won't agree with, but others will. I'm sure you will agree it's hard to see how anyone can be the final arbiter of what constitutes objective reporting...