Periscope also encourages other media to copy its comment - return practice

Many media readers and monitors have been surprised to find that Periscop's official Facebook page has begun to comment and replicate in the comment section in the articles distributed by it.

One may also have thought that Periscope has been avenged by numerous groups of interest that attack it. But no!

In fact, until the campaign for conventionally printed journalism continued, Periscope was looking for even more nonconventional forms of reporting and drawing close to its readers.

But what was the purpose behind this action?

Commentation gave greater weight to the word of commentators, with this even greater sense of responsibility for their participation in public debates.

Many of these commentators repeatedly use extenuating and inappropriate words for public communication by abusing [Perhaps without knowing] their word.

The burden of representation and carrying information has been entirely on traditional newspaper editorials. But things have changed radically. The burden of information has already been distributed to citizens themselves who also through their accounts on social networks function as journalists and who represent certain public narativas.

And what do you mean?

Likewise, Periscope had seen among commentators many false profiles serving certain agendas of political parties who were effectively stealing the voice of true citizens.

And since the most loud and intense political debate occurs right on social networks, citizens had to be taught to see who was giving the thought.

We continue to encourage citizens that when they see specific comments verify whether their profile is false or true. The false profile by presenting itself as a real profile aims to show the strength of a certain message [mostly political], thus destroying our own democracy.

Hence, commenting on the replica draws the newspaper to its true readers.

The sole function of journalism is not and should not be simply providing verified information as taught constantly during the years of occupation in the communist system.

In fact, the other function of journalism is commentary and interpretational journalism and open animation on specific issues that fight anti-democracy and disseminate hatred and non-compliance. /Periscope