> I think I’m smarter than the average person, and can discern the truth from multiple conflicting claims. But a little introspection shows me that no, this isn

> I think I’m smarter than the average person, and can discern the truth from multiple conflicting claims. But a little introspection shows me that no, this isn’t really true. I’m not hunting down original sources for everything I think I know, I’m mostly relying on gatekeepers (experts) to tell me what is true. The least thing Twitter could do is allow us to see who started a specific hashtag. Hashtags can be pushed using Tweetdeck through private accounts. In 2016, @jack asked which feature we want to see https://twitter.com/jack/status/814537990366228480 https://twitter.com/jack/status/814537990366228480 I replied with "ability to see who started a specific hashtag" https://twitter.com/maram5e/status/814720800024621060 https://twitter.com/maram5e/status/814720800024621060 @jack thought it was interesting and mentioned VP of Product at twitter. https://twitter.com/jack/status/814721829273292804 https://twitter.com/jack/status/814721829273292804 I got excited, but nothing happened. I got excited because I thought I would in no time be able to, not discern the truth, but identify whether I can trust the source. After all, there is a name for content which does not identify its source: Grey propaganda.