Where is my comment/article gone?
Collation of Articles
Users also become aware of new comments on stories through the commentary button on the top left of the page:Latest Comments
Breach of Editorial Guidelines
If you saw the story on the site and it has now been removed, an editor will have done this because of their interpretation of the editorial guidelines. Whenever this happens a notice is sent automatically to a mailing list and your story is hidden for period before being deleted. The best approach is to ask on the editorial list why the post was deleted - editors will find and explain the decision. You can send your question using the contact form, or by joining the list if you wish to discuss further. If you didn't see the post after you pressed publish please inform us - there may be a technical problem. Because of the structure of this site anything published should appear first and then be reviewed.
Moved to Events/Other Press
Events
Postings which principally detail an event should be posted in the events section if an editor see something which they believe fit that description they will move it there event calender where it be placed in chronological order.
Other Press
Copy and pasted articles from other sources with no additional commentary will be moved to here and replaced by link to the source.
See Other Press
If you have further questions/comments on the issue contact imc-ireland-editorial@lists.indymediaSTOPSPAM.org It is helpful if you give the URL of the story or comment. Hint Get the URL of the comment by right clicking on the number link at the start of the comments section and choosing Copy link/Shortcut.
How do I create a feature?
Features tend to be first hand coverage of an important events or original investigation and writing. Along with some multimedia aspect (video/audio/photos) and some links to numerous sources and other peoples view on the same subject.
Firstly write and gather your materials for your story and publish it as normal then contact the editorial team to propose it as feature for our central column. A feature usually takes the shape of a short intro of about 250 words, with a image to illustrate it on the front page. You then also upload large files or audio content.
If theres an article which you think deserves to be featured please recommend it to imc-ireland@lists.indymediaSTOPSPAM.org
You can also then add content to the feature.
Detailed Guide to creating feature on Indymedia.ie for users and editors.
Also
What shall I write about?
The short answer is just do whatever interests you!
Ideally the collection of interviews (either transcripts or audio/video) and first-hand reports of whatever issue happens to be your concern, especially if it is under-reported or inaccurately reported in the mainstream media would be something you could help with.
Material which specifically relates to Ireland and Irish affairs has a higher priority but international analysis is definitely not excluded.
How do I upload media
How do I promote my talk/meeting/protest: posting an event?
You can view events by week by month.
Someone is claiming to be me on the newswire?
Other more technical methods for dealing with impersonations are discussed here.
What's Other press?
How do I complain about something on the site?
How is this site moderated/edited?
How can I contribute?
Can I donate?
Collation of stories
Breach of Editorial Guidelines
Moved to Events/Other Press
Indymedia now has a policy of collating postings regarding one issue on one page, if you look down in the newswire for a subject you may find your posting in the comments there.
Described at IndymediaIrelandEditorialPolicy and posted and discussed on Indymedia Ireland.
FeaturesHowTo
PublishingFeatures
B Read an article contemplate then click add your comment.
C Write about, record an issue which you have an interest in and publish it as an article.