A New Paper Asks Its Writers to Publish Less
Members of Slow News Day publish one article a fortnight, comment on one article a week, and judge what they read by hand
Human Writing Is the Expectation
Sydney — Slow News Day is a publication for people who would rather read one careful article than scroll past fifty quick ones. Human writing is the expectation here. Every person passes a Human Check before they read a word, and Members judge every article with two kinds of Mark.
The rules are few and they apply to everyone. A Member may publish one article in any 14 days. Each week a Member chooses one article to comment on, and may then comment on it as often as they like. A Writer replying on their own article does not use up that choice.
Because Members post rarely and comment rarely, there is less to read, and more of it is worth reading. Your Feed shows what you chose to follow and a few articles you did not, and then it ends.