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It's explained in the next few sentences: >Community Notes are not written or curated by some centrally selected set of experts; rather, they can be written an
by meowface 3y ago
It's explained in the next few sentences:
>Community Notes are not written or curated by some centrally selected set of experts; rather, they can be written and voted on by anyone, and which notes are shown or not shown is decided entirely by an open source algorithm. The Twitter site has a detailed and extensive guide describing how the algorithm works, and you can download the data containing which notes and votes have been published, run the algorithm locally, and verify that the output matches what is visible on the Twitter site.
- hgsgm 3y agoI don't have a Twitter account. How do I vote on a Communinty note? Do I vote in the same or different place where my neighbor's botnet votes?
- meowface 3y agoThe fact that you need an account (meeting a certain degree of "reputation"-esque criteria) is what makes it (in theory) much more difficult for your neighbor's botnet to vote.