> A lot use it for boosted visibility forcing their comments to the top even if they're bad. Which is why it's important not to hide it for an end user - it he

> A lot use it for boosted visibility forcing their comments to the top even if they're bad. Which is why it's important not to hide it for an end user - it helps you distinguish between organic posts (non-checked) and boosted ones (blue check). The blue check is mostly a negative signal at this point, except for the fact that people over certain follower numbers automatically are forced to have it. It's a really bizarre system.