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> The inability of Facebook's user interface, until recently, to distinguish between real and fake news is the most blatant example. Are you serious? Why don't
by ar15saveslives 10y ago
> The inability of Facebook's user interface, until recently, to distinguish between real and fake news is the most blatant example.
Are you serious? Why don't you blame paper for inability to "distinguish between real and fake news"?
People can't distinguish true from false, not Facebook. Blaming a platform for spreading fake news is like blaming a knife or a gun for a crime.
What I agree of is a lot of toxic people try relentlessly to bring politics into software development, with affirmative action and delusional striving for "equality" and "diversity".
Screw it, software development is about skills and merit. Go push your agenda somewhere else.
- panic 10y agoPaper is a material, not a medium. Newspaper has the ability to distinguish between real and fake news by way of an editor.
- ar15saveslives 10y agoFacebook is a platform where people share content between each other, period.