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100% expecting this means either "community moderation" means MAGAs get to put an orange banner under anything AOC posts or "trusted fact checkers" means the Daily Caller gets to put an orange banner under anything AOC posts https://t.co/Fieum6XgvP
— mcc (@mcclure111) February 20, 2020
Disinformation or misinformation “posted by public figures will be corrected directly beneath the tweet by fact-checkers & journalists who are verified on the platform, & possibly other users who will participate in a new ‘community reports’ feature”
— Alex Howard (@digiphile) February 20, 2020
Promising, & controversial. https://t.co/PVsBrmrkSi
Twitter telling people what’s true and what isn’t I don’t see any way in which this could go wrong or be exploited https://t.co/rRpMwlZoQY
— Tom Fornelli (@TomFornelli) February 20, 2020
Twitter with the orange labels reminds me of..... https://t.co/0h0Q3AcvPy pic.twitter.com/oGSIys38fN
— IllinoisNewDemocratRicoP (@reesetheone1) February 20, 2020
The "harmfully misleading" tag wouldn't just be for politicians. It'd be for climate change denial and health misinformation, too, at least according to this test.https://t.co/Yhyv45WFjG pic.twitter.com/GwbgIojK27
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) February 20, 2020
At least an admirable mission for @twitter.
— Sleeping Giants (@slpng_giants) February 20, 2020
Way better than @facebook, who will gladly take your money to lie with impunity, anyway. https://t.co/V7VRKeFb8v
Finally twitter is doing something to combat the tweets about team X winning all their games when running 30+ times https://t.co/uKGN237F53
— George Chahrouri (@PFF_George) February 20, 2020
Scoop: Leaked Twitter Demo Shows Bright Red Banners to Indicate Lies, Disinformation Beneath Tweets
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) February 20, 2020
Twitter tells me it's a possible iteration of something that will roll out on March 5. Possible community moderation coming, too.
We've got screenshots.https://t.co/Yhyv45WFjG
Exciting measure @Twitter @TwitterIndia @misskaul
— Dr Sumaiya Shaikh (@Neurophysik) February 20, 2020
If it works, should have a great impact on the spread of misinfo. "The leaked demo also shows an example of medical misinformation, including an example about the coronavirus by a verified Twitter account." https://t.co/6F0eCpAZfE
This is so insidious on so many levels—turn users into snitches & petty Zhdanovs to censor anyone who strays from Official Opinions, use "the community" as cover to shield Twitter's real censors from US gov't-funded fact-check syndicates. https://t.co/NSvFcLOpc9
— Mark Ames (@MarkAmesExiled) February 20, 2020
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system and adding brightly colored labels beneath lies and misinformation posted by politicians and public figures, according to a leaked demo of the new features. https://t.co/R31CQMQZ3s
— Caroline Orr (@RVAwonk) February 20, 2020
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system
— PastLifeRegression.com | @DrThomasPaul (@PLTC_PastLives) February 20, 2020
A leaked demo features bright red and orange badges for tweets that have been deemed “harmfully misleading."
Who will decide what is truth? Confused mobs?https://t.co/v2QRwjZcgF
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system https://t.co/hs8oFkqrrQ
— Majestic 12 (@TS_SCI_MAJIC12) February 20, 2020
NEW from my colleague @oneunderscore__ : Twitter is experimenting with adding brightly colored labels directly beneath lies and misinformation posted by politicians and public figures, according to a leaked demo of new features sent to @NBCNews. https://t.co/4QaJ7baEbP
— Jacob Ward (@byjacobward) February 20, 2020
Twitter is experimenting with adding brightly colored labels directly beneath lies and misinformation posted by politicians and public figureshttps://t.co/YuixQ5iw2x
— Culttture (@culttture) February 20, 2020
Twitter testing new ways to fight Misinformation https://t.co/Pv22a8c9yS
— Majesty Ria (@ToriNicksWho) February 20, 2020
And liberal employees get to decide what’s what. Total BS.
— BloombergsBox.357 (@ASimplePatriot) February 20, 2020
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system
A leaked demo features red and orange badges for tweets been deemed “harmfully misleading” https://t.co/rZgoeUlgwV
Translation:
— T-Anon (@truthsoldier411) February 20, 2020
Twitter is testing new ways to censor Conservative voices
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system https://t.co/pOnVL1I3Wn via @nbcnews
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points systemhttps://t.co/cVv9LrmhMI
— CivMilAir ✈ (@CivMilAir) February 20, 2020
Brace yourselves.
— SeizureSalad ? (@KetoHiking) February 20, 2020
This demo also calls out tweets that include what the Twitter community may construe as "medical misinformation."https://t.co/nRXIJ7pPrT
As Twitter reiterates in the story, the new policy about manipulated media comes out March 5th, which will allow them to ID misinfo.
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) February 20, 2020
The other stuff, like the community moderation idea, is down the line and not definite.https://t.co/Yhyv45F4s8 pic.twitter.com/hficFMwDow
Here's what the community reporting tool could look like.
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) February 20, 2020
Two schools of thought on community moderation:
—Without checks, it could be brigaded by bad actors, as most things do. But!
—Bad actors could get scarlet letter'd by abusing the reports functionhttps://t.co/Yhyv45WFjG pic.twitter.com/cE3CJJA0hB
The test also shows a "Community Reports" feature for disinformation.
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) February 20, 2020
This could include "points" that would heavily weight useful "reports" of disinfo on the platform. The demo says it's "like Wikipedia."
Twitter reiterated this is just an option.https://t.co/Yhyv45WFjG pic.twitter.com/ZdnLqXqU5h
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system https://t.co/YXiuG2iHn0 via @nbcnews
— val_mccabe (@val_mccabe) February 20, 2020
In other words: Misleading info to be FACT checked by LIBERAL leaning leftists who plan to sensor conservatives!
— ??✨Shawna✨?? (@Shawna_7777) February 20, 2020
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Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system https://t.co/vzaHQ0a3iJ via @nbcnews
Twitter is experimenting with adding brightly colored labels directly beneath lies and misinformation posted by politicians and public figures, according to a leaked demo of new features sent to NBC News https://t.co/NK3CVPwZX6 via @nbcnews
— Mathew Ingram (@mathewi) February 20, 2020
This isn't a reason to make a decision by itself, but some very bad actors and notorious disinformation grifters have had instant, viscerally negative reactions to this Twitter news.https://t.co/Yhyv45F4s8
— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) February 20, 2020
No surprise that Kevin McCarthy was highlighted as an example of misinformation on the internet... He would say anything for his ringleader President. https://t.co/WZCa7IOAec
— Kim Mangone for Congress 2020 (@KimMangone) February 20, 2020
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system https://t.co/o9wGj1FM1L via @nbcnews
— Nirjhari Sinha (@NirjhariSinha) February 20, 2020
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system | A leaked demo features bright red and orange badges for tweets that have been deemed “harmfully misleading." https://t.co/9cRrdLEhSJ via @nbcnews pic.twitter.com/bzNHVfS60J
— Michelle Manafy (@michellemanafy) February 20, 2020
.@Twitter thinking of new ways to suppress conservatives on its platform. https://t.co/OY62BvuZ1m
— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) February 21, 2020
"Twitter is experimenting with adding brightly colored labels directly beneath lies and misinformation posted by politicians and other public figures, according to a leaked demo of new features sent to @NBCNews" https://t.co/Im5aKLcm85 pic.twitter.com/aIuXBpd8Du
— Fabio Chiusi (@fabiochiusi) February 21, 2020
Twitter is considering a system by which verified accounts can "fact check" tweets and label them as "harmfully misleading" to "combat disinformation". Given the way a great number of blue ticks behave on here, it's evident to see how this would be abused. https://t.co/KMQwOAeKkj
— GlumBird (@GlumBird) February 21, 2020
We do not know yet when this will roll out here. https://t.co/ed83Cmk64I
— Barbara Malmet (@B52Malmet) February 21, 2020
Twitter testing UI to label false or misleading information in the tweets of public figures per leaked memo. https://t.co/dD2M1rwKQC via @oneunderscore__ pic.twitter.com/5TSOG84cWh
— David Carroll ? (@profcarroll) February 21, 2020
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— Blondepatti (@Blondepatti1) February 20, 2020
Get your Parler accounts updated Patriots.
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system https://t.co/biZV9zVK5p via @nbcnews
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system https://t.co/ud9JvRek9U via @nbcnews
— ????? (@RTCaparas) February 21, 2020
Twitter is experimenting with ways to tackle misinformation & lies on their platform posted by politicians & other public figures, according to a leaked demo sent to @oneunderscore__ https://t.co/00F7Mx3pxK
— Maura Barrett (@MauraBarrettNBC) February 21, 2020
do not even think of doing this @jack
— el gato malo (@boriquagato) February 21, 2020
we do not want twitter to play truth ministry nor do we trust you to appoint one.
have some faith in your users and let them make their own determinations.
the minute you wade into this mess, you're done for.https://t.co/DYBa1ackEg
Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation.
— James Wilson (@jamewils) February 21, 2020
A leaked demo features bright red and orange badges for tweets that have been deemed “harmfully misleading."
Demo flags Anand Excel Ranganathan as "harmfully misleading" ?https://t.co/YtYKqqfyQj pic.twitter.com/iJrXFpdOD9
Twitter may take a page from Communist China's play book. - Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system https://t.co/Ti6XsS5STd
— Jason (@JasonNY_2020) February 20, 2020
What’s the likelihood this will ever launch, I wonder.
— John Voelcker (@johnvoelcker) February 21, 2020
AND ... how will it be hacked to attack truth-seekers by the same folks who are the original problem? https://t.co/TNzeb4GcUA
This stinkshttps://t.co/PLE6VDdNhV
— ˗ˏˋuıʍʇʎdəəɹɔˎˊ˗?King of the Reply Guys?️? (@creeptwin) February 21, 2020
Twitter is testing the use of brightly-coloured badges for "harmfully misleading" tweets and a community feedback feature to address misinformation. There’s no confirmed launch date yet though.https://t.co/3fcmTwj5K0
— First Draft (@firstdraftnews) February 21, 2020
NBC 뉴스: 트위터, 가짜 뉴스를 오렌지 컬러로 표시해 경고하는 기능 테스트하고 있고 빠르면 3월 5일 배포할 것.
— Wan Ki Choi (@wkchoi) February 20, 2020
- 이는 정치인과 저명인사로부터 가짜 뉴스 배포를 막으려는 시도
- 트위터, NBC에 이를 확인해 주었으나 모든 사용자에게 배포 여부는 결정되지 않았다고 말해 https://t.co/nNPKUKU43C
If twitter label misleading tweets and “fake” news using twitter users to flag, how will this work? Demonstrably wrong information can get thousands of like and RTs already. Some views are factually wrong, but socially endorsed by large communities. https://t.co/rsfbCasJFw
— Anthony Cox (@Cox_A_R) February 20, 2020