Rules
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The correspondence of the Tomorrow operates via a simple set of rules aimed at defining and shaping its public nature:
- All conversations in the Tomorrow begin with a precise question in form of an email addressed from the author to one or more recipients.
- Authors can decide to write their letters either in English or in other languages. Non-English texts will be translated into English by the editorial board.
- Letters are not required to have a fixed format. Letters can include images or videos.
- Once received a question in the form of an email, authors can perform one or more of the following actions:
— reply to the initial letter;
— start a new dialogue by inviting new contributors to participate in the conversation;
— forward the conversation to new recipients.
Through this process, the Tomorrow‘s network will expand naturally. Also, a conversation might be forwarded by the editorial staff to a new author, in order to invite them to join the conversation. - The editorial board operates as the moderator of the dialogue.
- Letters will be published only after a response has been received from their recipients, i.e., conversations will be published only when they reach at least two contributions.
- Authors who have already participated in an exchange for the Tomorrow can submit their own responses to letters not explicitly addressed to them, by contacting the editorial board.
- Comments are free on the Tomorrow website. The editorial board will act as moderator: offensive or misleading comments will be removed.
- Anyone can submit ideas and contributions to start a new conversation on the Tomorrow by contacting the editorial board here.