Solutions journalism: New ways of elevating your reporting and engaging audiences: Why does reporting on a response’s limitations and flaws give a story more authority and credibility, not less?

Why does reporting on a response’s limitations and flaws give a story more authority and credibility, not less?

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◄ transparency and critical thinking

M1: Discussion Forum 1: Why does reporting on a response’s limitations and flaws give a story more authority and credibility, not less?

Why does reporting on a response’s limitations and flaws give a story more authority and credibility, not less?

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Why does reporting on a response’s limitations and flaws give a story more authority and credibility, not less?