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=== Actions ===
* Vecordia & Concepthut to read and mark up 10 articles in total (5 CNN, 5 Fox News, 1 CNN vs 1 Fox News for same news topic), catch-up around Wednesday
* We need the person who was to help with UI designs to get in touch
* Consider reading Voltaire, Candide is good :)
* Extremerouge to share his competitive research with ConceptHut who’ll put it on google drive and share a link with the rest (requested via DM by Vecordia)
=== Discussion ===
* Betaridley & ConceptHut discussed approach to development, freestyle vs directed, as some creativity is required 
* We probably had some mishaps with timings as reliable people who said they’d show up didn’t
* Run-over the revised structure of our wiki pages by ConceptHut (Illuminator being our arching project, Explorer this group’s project, Detector Konstantine’s one)
* A word about info continuity and meeting notes - Vecordia can do that to a degree going forward, provided that she’s in a meeting and that there is something to write down (as it should or we got the meeting wrong :D)
* We watched together the video: https://youtu.be/YRkkkxZZpAcWe concluded that:
** Non-objective colourful news sort of includes a CTA, appeals to emotions thus provoking responses, 
** People want to know the takeaway of information,
** Commentary on: types of polarizing,
** Easier to be interested in news when it is bad
* The issue that people don't read the article but just the headline - seems like we should care about this at least from comms/ marketing point of view and think how to address it best (because our tool illuminates content, it is focused on the content; if people don't read the article as such, then they will not benefit from our tool most, so we want them to read the article and/ or we want our tool to analyse the headline as well)
* There is also an issue with sloppy writing, punctuation/ grammar/ structure/ orthography mistakes in online news - probably not our concern for the MVP but those basic mistakes make readers distrust the content
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