Homedecortips: From the Executive Editor

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From the Executive Editor

Dear Reader,

As executive editor of The Epoch Times, thank you for being a part of our journey. Our motto is Truth and Tradition, and I want to take this opportunity to explain to you just how much this motto truly inspires our work here at The Epoch Times.

Professionally, I’m a journalist before anything else. I chose to be a journalist because I wanted to deliver the truth to the public. I believe that presenting the facts of the situation, and nothing but the facts, is an art. It’s not only an art of language, but an art of separating your own biases from reality and of recognizing what your own notions may prevent you from seeing.

Everyone is held to this same standard in our newsroom: to make a claim, they have to be able to prove it to everybody else, using facts. Nobody is given trust for free; it is something every reporter must earn from their readers (and their editors!) in every article they write.

This has made for many late nights and spirited discussions, but we do it all for one thing: to provide you with the best quality information. This is what the word 'journalism' has always meant to me, and I’ve been exceptionally fortunate to be in a position where I can dedicate myself wholly to this traditional form of journalism.

Every week, we try to become even more accurate in our reporting, even more conscientious in our editing, and even more engaging in our language, so that what you’re reading is the latest and greatest of what we have to offer. Next week, we hope to be even better.

And of course, we always welcome your feedback. Feel free to give our customer service team a call, send us an email, or even write to our editorial team. Each one of us here aspires to master our craft–and we’re all seeking to improve however we can, with your help.

Thank you sincerely.

In Truth and Tradition,

Jasper Fakkert

The Epoch Times

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