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Just in time for the election. What a coincidence. Strange how every "disinformation" tool or "fact checker" seems like tools of disinformation itself. Also, s
by disown 6y ago
Just in time for the election. What a coincidence.
Strange how every "disinformation" tool or "fact checker" seems like tools of disinformation itself. Also, shouldn't mozilla be working towards becoming independent from google's cash for survival and building a better browser to gain market share? Seems like every time I hear of mozilla, it's for a social issue or political issue.
And why just social media? What about all the disinformation in traditional media? From the pro-trump and anti-trump press, the last four years have been entirely disinformation on both sides.
What about tech focuses on tech and stop playing politics? I guess it's too much to ask of anybody these days.
- christiansakai 6y agoThere is nothing in the article that mentions anything related to politics. Why don't you read the article first? I guess it's too much to ask of anybody these days.
- disown 6y ago> There is nothing in the article that mentions anything related to politics. The title itself is political. > Why don't you read the article first? I have. Have you? > I guess it's too much to ask of anybody these days. Yes it is. But not for me. I did waste my time to read the article. Unfortunately you haven't or are intentionally being blind. Other than the topic itself having nothing to do with mozilla... "More than ever, we need a movement to ensure the internet remains a force for good. Mozilla Fellows are web activists..." The topic is political. The people involved are political, But it has nothing to do with politics. That's some great logic.
- christiansakai 6y agoOh sorry if I offended you. My logic dictated that the article had nothing to do with politics and more about tech. This is not /r/politics Maybe you are projecting.
- dx87 6y agoSince you apparently didn't read the article either, here's an excerpt. > The SMAT team is also developing publicly-accessible tools for monitoring the U.S. elections, such as interactive network graphs of politicians that help to map things like spheres of influence and partisanship.
- christiansakai 6y agoSo because of that this is necessarily about politics? Is Biden winning? Is Trump winning?
- mistermann 6y agoNote that in your prior comment you said: "There is nothing in the article that mentions anything related to politics.
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- sarakayakomzin 6y agoI'm glad someone is asking real questions. Where are the other sea lions?