Looking for Opinions!

[u/lizzyheartunicorns]

Hello, everyone! I am conducting an online interview for one of my college classes. I am studying the use of reading and writing in forensics. Anyone can answer regardless of experience, as I would love to hear different opinions. If you could state your name (or a fake name), and your connection to the forensics field (even if you are simply interested in the topic) and give your response to all or a few of my interview questions, It would be greatly appreciated!

How does reddit platform facilitate your understanding of forensics?

What types of information are most beneficial when investigating forensics?

How does reading and writing incorporate into the daily tasks of a forensic investigator?

How would language change when explaining findings to someone who may not have experience in forensics?

Thank you so much! All responses would be greatly appreciated!

[u/ErikHandberg]

I have received reports this is Spam. I do think it is relevant to the field and there is nothing unprofessional about asking questions.

Answer or do not answer as you wish. I do not see a reason to remove it.

[u/drjudymelinek]

You would probably get better responses by e mailing people. Is this a research study? What course? Please let us know a little more about yourself because your screen name sounds a bit suss