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> … I would rather not have that as the first result. That's where my fear of disinformation starts and ends. Remember how Pinterest results dominated pretty m
by WalterGR 5y ago
> … I would rather not have that as the first result. That's where my fear of disinformation starts and ends.
Remember how Pinterest results dominated pretty much any Google search because they figured out how to game SEO exceedingly well?
How many of the top spots is too many to be filled by disinformation?
> if we were ever provided concrete samples of (dis|mis)information.
Have you looked for it? I’ve seen many in news articles. But I’m afraid they’re from mainst^H^H^H^H non-exclusively-Conservative news sources. Would you like links to them?
- jim-jim-jim 5y agoI would like links to Ukraine-related disinformation that is demonstrably false and malicious like my giraffe example. Because I think it is rarely that clear cut once there are enough variables at play. I wouldn't want to read news stories along the lines of "there is no war; it's all a hologram," but a generic story framed in pro-Russian terms still has value and is not "disinformation" just because we disagree with it.