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So in your assessment "fake" just means non-mainstream. Haven't seen the word defined like this before.
by dingo_bat 10y ago
So in your assessment "fake" just means non-mainstream. Haven't seen the word defined like this before.
- jjawssd 10y agoI can't believe that we have reached this point
- cphoover 10y agoNo I think he means... Articles that are not sourced (citations, reports, interviews, journals).... etc have a higher likelihood of being false, than those that do. Mainstream news orgs tend to be better about including citations, and sources. They are also better about publishing retractions, when they are caught saying something factually wrong.
- cphoover 10y agoNo I think he means... Articles that are not sourced (citations, reports, interviews, journals).... etc have a higher likelihood of being false, than those that do. Mainstream news orgs tend to be better about including citations, and sources. They are also better about publishing retractions, when they are caught saying something factually wrong.