We request a return to journalism standards.

In the '70s, I worked as a reporter in a newspaper. I learned that the essence of past should be in the first paragraph. Who, what, where, why, when.

Now that more people watch movies than they read, that regulation has been lost. In at least half of cases, the title is bait for clicks. Title subject not addressed To the depth of the film, if at all. alternatively of clickbaitu, the title should uncover the content.

The headlines are like a quiz. Guess what? Guess who? When? Where? Why?

Daily message Online He's the worst criminal.

Here are examples of baits on clicks.

Tucker has just revealed the final secret of the U.S. government that no 1 should know!!

Just tell me what it is. Enter the content in the title. People will proceed to watch alternatively of giving in to frustration.

Listen to what this CNN guy just said about the incidental on the street!!

Break! fresh stunning details were revealed in Trump's assassination game | edited at Clayton Morris

Guess who's moving to peace

Tucker just issued a large statement!!

ELON MUSK TOLLS A GOLD BOMB!!! We shouldn't have known that, the CIA is pissed off right now!!

BlackRock's next plans will shock the world" - Whitney Webb's NEWEST EXPOSÉ LARRY FINK

New evidence was found at THEHOMAS MATTHEW CROOKS, SOLDIER DONALDA TRUMPA!!!

Urgent! That explains everything. Share it.

Often a movie is simply a lie. Citizens' journalists replace mass media, which are now propaganda. But many of these civilian journalists are just trying to get clicks, which means money. frequently the claim in the title is FALSE. I.e Secret manager resigns. Well, she hasn't done it yet. Or-- Chinese troops on the Ukrainian border They're lying.

Whether it's an article or a movie, people act like paid for the word (or click).

If you can say it in 5 minutes, Don't take ten. And say it right now. Writing serves for communication, not for exaltation.