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Revision as of 04:42, 21 March 2005
Draft mission statement
This journalism wiki aims to serve the public by becoming the best online community and resource for improving journalism, journalists' lives and citizens' understanding of journalism.
Options for our collaboration include developing journalism-related:
- Activism
- Articles
- Best practices
- Case studies
- Critiques
- Discussions
- Glossary
- Guidelines
- How-to's
- Lesson plans
- Mentoring
- Online training
- Reference help
- Research
- Syllabi
Journalism, not news
This wiki is focused on journalism, not news per se. For example, news coverage of U.S. President Bush is an appropriate topic, but an article solely about Bush is not.
If you want to publish news on a Wiki, please use Wikinews.
Transparency
In the interest of transparency, members are encouraged to disclose their real name on their user pages. Indicating any relevant affiliations can also be useful.
Copyright and Merciless Editing
Please note that all contributions to Journawiki may be edited, altered, or removed by other contributors. Also, all contributions to Wikicities are released under the GNU Free Documentation License. See Wikicities copyrights for details.