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Scott Mikos
@scottmikos.com

How are editorial board members chosen? I've been a subscriber for years, but I'm still feeling a little jaded from this editorial telling me I should be more receptive to what our book-banning governor has to say.

The Salt Lake Tribune@sltrib.com

“For any book store to so publicly back away from any opportunity to promote any local author has to be seen as a setback for the freedom of speech and a lost opportunity for people to encounter ideas they may not agree with,” writes the editorial board.

sltrib.comTribune Editorial: If we are only to take advice from people who have reached perfection, there would be little for any of us to say“For any book store to so publicly back away from any opportunity to promote any local author has to be seen as a setback for the freedom of speech and a lost opportunity for people to encounter ideas they may not agree with,” writes the editorial board.
Scott Mikos
@scottmikos.com

Thanks for replying. I did read that. I'm not clear on how the "We are accountable only to you" works. How does it work when an editorial gets published under the flag of The Editorial Board ? Do they vote? Can members write dissents? Should I assume the entire board supports the views expressed?

The Salt Lake Tribune
@sltrib.com

Sorry for the delay. We are slower on the weekends. Board members don't always agree. The Edit Board includes three members of the community, and they rotate each year as we look to reflect the opinions of Utahns. Members will occasionally recuse themselves from editorials.

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