[octopoc]

Thanks for showing this! I like the way the left-wing view is on the left, the right-wing view is on the right. It isn't clear what the system for organizing the information from top to bottom is. Also visually it feels like the article ends a couple times. Horizontal line breaks and especially the blue/red left/right arrows visually imply the beginning of the comments section. At least for me. What if you had comment boxes like in iMessage [1] for what the left and right say?

I love, love, love your goal here. Focusing on facts vs. opinions is great, but you may also want to include something in the post to humanize the two sides. Not sure what it would be. Maybe have statistics about each side? I don't know how hard it would be but if you could say something like, "Families who live in the country believe..." instead of "right-wingers believe..." Just an idea. Reminding people that their hated enemy is just trying to do what's best for their people and not everything they hear in their echo chamber about them is true.

[1] https://www.howtogeek.com/263443/how-to-see-when-a-text-mess...

[ShaunCammack]

Thank you for this! One of our biggest challenges is figuring out how best to design the article and content, we're definitely going to play around with the text boxes.

> say something like, "Families who live in the country believe..." instead of "right-wingers believe..."

I love this.