A few fake posts is not "failure". Don't panic. Dust is kicked up on any platform for any given news event. When the dust settles the fake stuff gets identified

A few fake posts is not "failure". Don't panic. Dust is kicked up on any platform for any given news event. When the dust settles the fake stuff gets identified with labels and replies. Some patience needed on busy news days. No big deal. I found the information on X about the conflict mostly fine. The fake stuff was often easy to spot even before called out. Most reasonable people don't want to be guilty of spreading false information. That's another reason why adding labels and corrective or context community notes to posts is effective, because it's a small motivator towards accuracy. Or a large motivator if they decide to limit accounts that attract too many notes.