Well-known news reporter was blocked by the TV station for "correction". Netizens shouted "anti-blockade"

The editor of "Weather Forecast" who responded to the weather reports from various media on the social platform Threads suddenly posted a post at around 6:30 pm today (9th) revealing that he was blocked by a well-known TV station. Some netizens asked meta.ai, and the reply was that it may be because the TV station's post was "corrected" by the "Weather Forecast" editor a few days ago and was blocked. Netizens became angry and said that the TV station "can't afford it."

According to meta.ai, the cause of the incident may be the weather during the National Day holiday. The TV station posted a vague title like "The weather will change during the holidays, and 16 degrees will be detected." The editor of "Weather Forecast" directly corrected it below, saying that it was only a little rainy in the northeast, 16 degrees was extremely local, and most of the weather was above 20 degrees. In the past few days, many people have been criticizing this kind of farm-style weather headlines, which is quite consistent with the editor’s emphasis on key points. Just now, the editor of "Weather Forecast" posted an article saying that it was "blocked by the TV station" and it exploded. Now the trend is one-sided and the TV station is so glass-hearted that everyone is saying that it will be blocked in the opposite direction.

In addition to tagging TV stations, netizens also left messages such as "Media that use exaggerated and scary words to deceive click-through rates block people who tell the truth", "It's funny, you can see the news station breaking the defense even on the Internet", "Media that create random headlines to confuse people only use blocking to protect their own traffic", " Even the weather account cannot refute the rumors on its own." "Every time I see him reporting the weather, he seems silent but he actually cares." "Isn't this Xi Jinping's ambition to even correct weather information?" "It's so ridiculous. Fake weather news that creates panic should be punished."