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Open letter
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a letter of protest published to be read by everyone, but addressed to a particular individual or group
What is an "open letter"?
An open letter is a letter that is written to a specific individual, group, or organization but is intended to be read by the general public. It is usually published in newspapers, magazines, or online platforms, allowing a wider audience to read and engage with the message. Open letters are often used to address important social, political, or personal issues, and they can express opinions, make requests, or raise awareness about a particular subject. The purpose is to communicate directly with the intended recipient while also informing or influencing the public.
Examples
The celebrity published an open letter apologizing to his fans for his recent behavior.
The company issued an open letter explaining their decision to raise prices.
