Kansas Reflector has a unique policy that allows their stories and columns to be republished for free by anyone. This policy, under a Creative Commons license, has enabled their work to reach a wider audience, including major publications like Yahoo News. The editor in chief, Sherman Smith, believes that this approach of sharing their journalism as a public good has significantly contributed to the success of the publication. By allowing others to republish their work, Kansas Reflector has seen a significant increase in readership, demonstrating that news can still reach a broad audience in the digital age. This policy also benefits young journalists and offers opportunities for them to build their portfolios by having their work published in multiple outlets. Overall, this approach challenges the traditional model of journalism by prioritizing accessibility and the impact of the reporting over monetization. By making their content freely available, Kansas Reflector is able to engage with a diverse audience and contribute to the broader public dialogue.
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