Dear Toronto Star:
How come an article that gets a graphic content warning on your website appears on the front page, above the fold, with no content warning in your print edition? What is your reasoning here? What scenarios did you have in mind when imagining that online readers might require a content warning but print readers would not?
Sincerely,
A reader who prefers to avoid graphic content at the breakfast table
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