'A Lobstrosity': Social Media Is Losing It Over Martha Stewart's Latest Meal Posting.

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Report Overview: The article contains sensationalism, biased language, and a misleading headline. The term 'lobstrosity' and the reactions quoted from social media are sensationalist, aiming to provoke a strong emotional response rather than providing an objective description of the event. The headline is clickbait, designed to attract attention with hyperbole. The biased language is evident in phrases like 'Martha what in fresh hell,' which conveys a negative tone without offering a balanced view. To improve objectivity, the article should provide a more neutral description of the event and include a response from Martha Stewart or the restaurant to balance the perspectives.

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Detected Manipulations & Suggested Changes

Sensationalism

Use of shocking or exciting language at the expense of accuracy, in order to provoke public interest or excitement.

The term 'lobstrosity' and the reactions quoted from social media users are used to create a sensationalist tone.

Use more neutral language to describe the dish and the public's reaction to it.

Biased Language

Language that is biased or contains a partial perspective.

Phrases like 'Martha what in fresh hell' convey a negative tone and suggest a bias against Martha Stewart's culinary choice.

Provide a balanced view by including positive or neutral reactions, or by omitting overly negative language.

Misleading Headline

A headline that misrepresents the content of the article.

The headline 'A Lobstrosity': Social Media Is Losing It Over Martha Stewart's Latest Meal Posting' suggests a larger controversy or negative reaction than what is presented in the article.

Rephrase the headline to more accurately reflect the content of the article, such as 'Martha Stewart's Unique Chicken and Lobster Dish Sparks Conversation on Social Media'.

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