Letters to the editor may report information that was not reported by a newspaper or magazine but which the organization considers important for readers. Its tone should be harsh and the publication should be scolded for failing to report on the matter earlier. That way, the media will be more careful in its coverage in the future.

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The tone of letters to the editor should be civil and respectful, even when criticizing the publication for not reporting on a certain matter. The goal is to provide additional information or perspective, not to attack the newspaper or magazine.

Letters to the Editor May Report Information That Was Not