If a fact-check is ever found to be wrong, isn't that proof that the fact-checker is claiming things to be fact, when they aren't? I'd support a licensing syst

If a fact-check is ever found to be wrong, isn't that proof that the fact-checker is claiming things to be fact, when they aren't? I'd support a licensing system for this, at the individual and company level. If Facebook fact checks are ever wrong, even once, they lose the ability to call anything they do a "fact check". Same reason certain ice creams are now "frozen dairy desserts".