As a followup thought, > facebook's real credibility problem is they need to align their profits with community consensus and being community-social, not being

As a followup thought, > facebook's real credibility problem is they need to align their profits with community consensus and being community-social, not being individually social. The best litmus test for this is going to be whether everyone will see the same "disputed by 3rd parties" warning, or whether that warning will be micro-targeted to individual echochambers like everything else is. If my echochamber will show a warning next to a breitbart piece but my conservative uncle won't see it because his echochamber disagrees with the fact checking, that's going to be a huge red flag that facebook is only continuing the individually-social behavior that created this credibility problem in the first place.