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A toxic online environment – Saanich News

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March 5, 2022
Send your letter to the editor via email to editor@langleyadvancetimes.com. Please included your first and last name, address, and phone number. (Black Press Media files)

LETTER: A toxic online environment

I read with sadness the announcement that Black Press Media has turned off Facebook commenting on COVID-related stories because of the damage it was causing your journalists and the reading public.

I admire your determination to protect your employees from this toxic environment. Public discourse has become personal attacks in the age of social media. This is both sadding and dangerous for democracy and their victims.

Please pass on my gratitude to Rick O’Connor, Randy Blair, Josh O’Connor, Lorie Williston, Mary Kemmis, Andrew Franklin, Robin Clarke, Andrew Holota, Ashley Wadhwani and all those who make Black Press Media publications such a success.

Karen Lindsay

Saanich

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