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I find it interesting that these two descriptions of news are treated as equivalent, where I think they're almost opposing: "raw, unfiltered news" "real, trus

I find it interesting that these two descriptions of news are treated as equivalent, where I think they're almost opposing: "raw, unfiltered news" "real, trustworthy news" Raw and unfiltered almost cannot be "news" (by my definition of what I go seeking for as "news"). X provides raw, unfiltered information. But real, trustworthy news almost requires filtration in order to be deemed trustworthy.

beeflet 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4o1oh_VWjs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4o1oh_VWjs
cm2187 2y ago
I think the theory is that community notes are a more neutral way to tag bad information, compared to whatever the new york time and fox news are doing.