Terms Of Use
For all users and visitors of The Full Perspective News website, please read here our full Terms of Use agreement.What We Do
The Full Perspective News was founded to assist the public in making sense of all the competing information, news sources are delivering today. We believe the best, most practical way to judge the truth from this competing information, is to see the full perspective on a single event, through multiple sources. It was also created to give users the ability to rate stories for bias and truthfulness. This platform seeks to put power in the hands of its users. With this platform, you are able to:- Get the news from multiple perspectives
- Judge for yourself what the truth is based on information from different perspectives
- Rate stories for bias and accuracy
- Observe patterns of biased journalism
- Customize your news feed with your choice of news sources and align them based on your understanding of their biases
How to use
When you register your free account, you will see the following:
The Full Perspective News offers you the ability to see a particular story from different viewpoints. Below each headline story are stories relating to the headline story, from various news sources. These news sources are ordered left to right according to their bias. To get to a specific news source you may swipe left or right, click on the left or right arrow, or click on the icon of the news source, below the ratings. Each news source may have multiple stories related to the headline story. The link for the story displayed will be the most recent story. If there are multiple stories from a source you may click on the “More Stories” link at the bottom of that source to view all the related stories.
There are two ways you can view the source stories in our feed. Your feed can be viewed as a single-wide source feed or a dynamic multiple-wide source feed to better compare headlines at once. Whichever view you choose, you will still be able to swipe left or right to get to all your sources.
We currently have 15 sources that we populate for each headline story as long as those sources have a related story. A user who is not signed in will be able to choose among 3 templates. The first template is a static view of 5 default sources. The other 2 templates are dynamic templates offering 3-wide and 5-wide options. The dynamic template will use the default sources to display stories unless one of those sources does not have a story in which case it will move on to the next closest source according to bias and display that story in its place. A user who is signed in will be able to choose from several different templates or may fully customize their own feed however they choose. A signed in user will be able to customize which sources they want to see and place them where they believe the sources lie on the bias spectrum. The user’s own customized news feed can range from one to all fifteen sources. For the best user experience, we recommend that you only show a maximum of 8 sources.
The Full Perspective News also serves the function of rating stories based on their bias and accuracy to allow users to express their views. Users who are signed in can rate and see ratings for each story. Users who are not signed in are unable to rate stories but are still able to see the ratings.
Question marks are clickable and provide information on specific functions. There is a clickable “Share” button on each “Category Story” that will allow you to share any category story in a variety of ways such as social media, text, email, etc. You may also use the search bar to find stories that have been posted. The search bar is accessible on a smart phone or tablet when you click on the 3 horizontal line button at the top left of the screen.
The Full Perspective News offers you the ability to see a particular story from different viewpoints. Below each headline story are stories relating to the headline story, from various news sources. These news sources are ordered left to right according to their bias. To get to a specific news source you may swipe left or right, click on the left or right arrow, or click on the icon of the news source, below the ratings. Each news source may have multiple stories related to the headline story. The link for the story displayed will be the most recent story. If there are multiple stories from a source you may click on the “More Stories” link at the bottom of that source to view all the related stories.
There are two ways you can view the source stories in our feed. Your feed can be viewed as a single-wide source feed or a dynamic multiple-wide source feed to better compare headlines at once. Whichever view you choose, you will still be able to swipe left or right to get to all your sources.
We currently have 15 sources that we populate for each headline story as long as those sources have a related story. A user who is not signed in will be able to choose among 3 templates. The first template is a static view of 5 default sources. The other 2 templates are dynamic templates offering 3-wide and 5-wide options. The dynamic template will use the default sources to display stories unless one of those sources does not have a story in which case it will move on to the next closest source according to bias and display that story in its place. A user who is signed in will be able to choose from several different templates or may fully customize their own feed however they choose. A signed in user will be able to customize which sources they want to see and place them where they believe the sources lie on the bias spectrum. The user’s own customized news feed can range from one to all fifteen sources. For the best user experience, we recommend that you only show a maximum of 8 sources.
The Full Perspective News also serves the function of rating stories based on their bias and accuracy to allow users to express their views. Users who are signed in can rate and see ratings for each story. Users who are not signed in are unable to rate stories but are still able to see the ratings.
Question marks are clickable and provide information on specific functions. There is a clickable “Share” button on each “Category Story” that will allow you to share any category story in a variety of ways such as social media, text, email, etc. You may also use the search bar to find stories that have been posted. The search bar is accessible on a smart phone or tablet when you click on the 3 horizontal line button at the top left of the screen.