>> There are, of course, some obvious examples of fake things spreading around. But what about the less obvious examples? Where do we draw the line? Broadcast

>> There are, of course, some obvious examples of fake things spreading around. But what about the less obvious examples? Where do we draw the line? Broadcast Television dealt with this issue for decades. You can say they made mistakes, but they did a pretty good job for a long time. Someone will say, but there is too much material on Facebook (or Youtube or etc) to exert that kind of editorial control. Fine. Only check (and take responsibility for) things you promote into my feed. If someone I know wants to send me a crazy video or message, that is free speech. If Twitter, Youtube, Facebook puts information into my feed I didn't ask for, they should take responsibility for it.