Meta: you can’t put the toothpaste back in the tube
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Meta has decided to end its use of independent fact-checkers and shift to a community notes model for content moderation. This decision, amid societal pressures and ongoing misinformation issues, raises concerns about the effectiveness and neutrality of such a system. The shift may result in a vacuum that could be exploited by bad-faith actors, potentially reshaping what constitutes acceptable speech on the platform. The move underscores the need for individual diligence in verifying information and the importance of academic research in understanding misinformation dynamics.
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Meta: you can’t put the toothpaste back in the tubeYou used to be able to lie on the internetThe internet became too legit to quitWe wanted the truth. We couldn’t handle the truth.Omission becomes permissionWhat now?23 Comments
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