> If the governments of the world provided nation-based social media structures where real people, confirmed as vested citizens, go to communicate, you would se

> If the governments of the world provided nation-based social media structures where real people, confirmed as vested citizens, go to communicate, you would see a dramatic drop in "misinformation". Is there an example where that has been successful? France's Minitel maybe? > misinformation helps the various intelligence agencies and media outlets sell eyeballs or distort truth. This is the likely outcome which puts us back into government controlled propaganda and no government-approved online alternatives.