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I would like to contribute to this page by adding more information about death knocks. Specifically, I would like to add some context regarding the IPSO guidelines and a new section titled "Digital use." In this new section, I would like to add information about how the internet contributes to death knocks, especially social media. I will include why journalists have turned to social media as well as some of the ethical concerns that occur with the use of social media for death knocks. Jstephens99 (talk) 23:13, 7 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]