this looks great this is a sort of research version of an effort i am making re: journalism.. shamefully, i call it 'death to the editorial' the nytimes has

this looks great this is a sort of research version of an effort i am making re: journalism.. shamefully, i call it 'death to the editorial' the nytimes has the slogan 'all the news that's fit to print' it frustrates me that this mentality has, for the most part, bled over into digital media as well where the potential strings of 0s and 1s seems permissibly infinite i think journalism should also embrace the notion: an article about computational result is advertising, not scholarship. The actual scholarship is the full software environment, code and data that produced the result state a fact? let me see the source reference a quote? let me see the source posit an opinion? let me see the method of discovery i want more information stead less if the journalist, or in this case the researcher, is unable or unwilling then i suppose crowdsourcing is a fine alternative