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Again, conflating moderation within Meta, with fact-checking by third party orgs, which is what this is primarily about. In reading the comments, it's clear to
by insane_dreamer 2y ago
Again, conflating moderation within Meta, with fact-checking by third party orgs, which is what this is primarily about.
In reading the comments, it's clear to me that "community-based fact-checking" will not work since not even HN users can get basic facts straight (not due to any lack of intelligence, probably just didn't read the article or understand the context), how do we expect the FB userbase to do so?
- jeromegv 2y agoIt’s not conflating. They also announced that a lot of content that was moderated won’t be any more. For example labeling someone trans as having mental health issues was forbidden and it won’t be anymore. So they are reducing moderation too.