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Crimson White Social Media Guidelines

                                        By the Outreach Team

Our goals:

   1. Create and foster an online conversation amongst students.

   2. Promote the work of the CW.




How You Can Help

1) Create/Get on your account.

   a) For Twitter: Message @TheCrimsonWhite and remind us to put you on the CW Staff
       Twitter list.

   b) For Facebook: Like our fan page and suggest it to all of your friends at UA.

2) Join the discussion.

   a) Why should students think they should comment to the CW if their own staffers arent in
       on the online conversation?

   b) For Twitter: Simply include our hashtags into your tweets, mention @TheCrimsonWhite,
       and retweet us on occasion.

   c) For Facebook/Twitter: If you see your friends discussing a campus issue, let us know so
       we can respond to it and hopefully start an online conversation.

3) Just tweet it, tweet it. Let some other people read it. Showin how funky and strong is your
   write. It doesnt matter if its dense or light. So tweet it, just tweet it.

   a) Tweet and Facebook your work at the Crimson White.

   b) You are promoting yourself and the paper.
c) You also get much more rational comments via social media than the comments on the
       CW website.

4) Keep your profiles objective; keep your journalistic integrity.

   a) Dont tweet or post anything that would violate your neutrality.

   b) Dont join or like groups that would violate your neutrality.

   c) Following certain Twitter users does not violate this though, since it is not viewed as an
       endorsement and is a form of information gathering.

   d) Examples

       i) Joining This Person for SGA President = bad

       ii) Following @NameforSGA = acceptable

       iii) Posting/Tweeting This campus organization is not to my liking = bad

       iv) Posting/Tweeting This campus organization recently did whatever. What does
           everyone think about it? = acceptable

5) Dont act a fool.

   a) You represent the Crimson White when you go somewhere and when you say something
       on Twitter and Facebook.

   b) However much we like crisis management, we would rather not.

   c) Violations will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis by the editors.
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Cw social media guidelines

  • 1. Crimson White Social Media Guidelines By the Outreach Team Our goals: 1. Create and foster an online conversation amongst students. 2. Promote the work of the CW. How You Can Help 1) Create/Get on your account. a) For Twitter: Message @TheCrimsonWhite and remind us to put you on the CW Staff Twitter list. b) For Facebook: Like our fan page and suggest it to all of your friends at UA. 2) Join the discussion. a) Why should students think they should comment to the CW if their own staffers arent in on the online conversation? b) For Twitter: Simply include our hashtags into your tweets, mention @TheCrimsonWhite, and retweet us on occasion. c) For Facebook/Twitter: If you see your friends discussing a campus issue, let us know so we can respond to it and hopefully start an online conversation. 3) Just tweet it, tweet it. Let some other people read it. Showin how funky and strong is your write. It doesnt matter if its dense or light. So tweet it, just tweet it. a) Tweet and Facebook your work at the Crimson White. b) You are promoting yourself and the paper.
  • 2. c) You also get much more rational comments via social media than the comments on the CW website. 4) Keep your profiles objective; keep your journalistic integrity. a) Dont tweet or post anything that would violate your neutrality. b) Dont join or like groups that would violate your neutrality. c) Following certain Twitter users does not violate this though, since it is not viewed as an endorsement and is a form of information gathering. d) Examples i) Joining This Person for SGA President = bad ii) Following @NameforSGA = acceptable iii) Posting/Tweeting This campus organization is not to my liking = bad iv) Posting/Tweeting This campus organization recently did whatever. What does everyone think about it? = acceptable 5) Dont act a fool. a) You represent the Crimson White when you go somewhere and when you say something on Twitter and Facebook. b) However much we like crisis management, we would rather not. c) Violations will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis by the editors.