> How much do you value editorial curation? (from 1 to 5) Can you translate that into concrete language I (not a journalist) understand? Is it selecting or rea

> How much do you value editorial curation? (from 1 to 5) Can you translate that into concrete language I (not a journalist) understand? Is it selecting or rearranging or both or..? > When reading/watching/listening to news, how much do you want a reporter to provide their own opinion or analysis? I think inevitably reporters do this. "How much do I want them to" makes no sense to me. > What topics do you follow daily? / Do you follow the news? I did every day until one day ~15 years ago I didn't, at all. I didn't bother finishing the survey, it didn't seem like any of the questions + my answers had value. Ddingus wrote on this page "Above all clarity. Facts and opinion clearly differentiated so that people can understand what the facts are, and then opinions can be formed compared and all of that." I think in reality, there is a spectrum, with facts on one end, opinion on the other, and most of reality somewhere in between. It's impossible to separate the fact-part from the opinion-part for most things, nor does that makes much sense even talking as if there are two different parts. Good luck!