> Or perhaps they changed their minds once they realized the error? if you can't trust fact-checkers to check their facts, then what purpose do they serve? if

> Or perhaps they changed their minds once they realized the error? if you can't trust fact-checkers to check their facts, then what purpose do they serve? if some rando on twitter or whatever tries to "fact check" the Bee and doesn't see it as satire, then gets called out on it and modifies their statement, then who cares... but if the whole point of your business is to check facts, and is touted as such to the point where major social media sites and search engines directly cite your fact-checkings in a UI-integrated way, then, well...