> OTOH, there will be misinformation directed to confuse the public about that, too, and that may be challenging to sort out. This is what scares me. We saw in

> OTOH, there will be misinformation directed to confuse the public about that, too, and that may be challenging to sort out. This is what scares me. We saw in the last few days that a prominent 'antifa' Twitter account pretending to based out of Boston tweeted from Vladivostok, presumably in error. Accounts like these provide the fuel that empowers elements of the alt right, and they're still active in these efforts. If Twitter and Facebook fail to become more proactive on countering these baiters, what does that mean for our future? This doesn't seem like a problem we can easily retroactively assess our way out of.