First of all, we thank you for the numerous
reports and photographs sent to us from the very
beginning.
We need to specify that we can only publish related material
that is reliable and of high quality. Unfortunately, not all
material can be published.
Any video containing true facts will be accepted.
Understand that we do not doubt anyone. However, we need to
have maximum forethought before we commit to publishing
anything.
In fact, to guarantee authenticity of the recordings to the
public, we suggest you use a daily newspaper displaying the
date of the recording, with no interruptions. We also
suggest that if a segment has been interrupted and you need
to re-start taping, you always display the daily newspaper
for consistency and accuracy. Unfortunately, everything
that is digitally recorded can be modified or tampered with,
with the result being having unreliable evidence.
We also suggest that you include in your recordings, details
of all telephone calls alerting Fire Departments or Police.
In addition, indicate the time of the event, and attempt to
describe the exact location of the fires. Try to estimate
the direction you are facing, at the very least, even
roughly. When possible, try to film important neighbouring
points of reference such as intersections, highways,
overpasses, commercial centres, etc. In the
“video-denounce” recordings try to follow the
guidelines and concentrate on the facts.
Never make accusations. At most, just show the
contradictions
you see. It is not
our duty to incriminate or determine guilt.
However, to demonstrate the degradation and
denounce the criminal activities that go undisturbed, is
everyone’s civil duty.
From now on, it is our objective to allow anyone in
authority to use the information on our website. The Map
section displaying the Google satellite map is dedicated to
collecting reports.
This is why we are working to improving this “rulebook”.
New ideas and suggestions are welcomed.
The Editor