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BigMax t1_j55w1cb wrote

Wait, so are they saying Facebook is more suited to stopping problems with Facebook compared to random users? Astonishing!

I wonder if this is true in other cases. I mean, I saw an issue with Amazon and figured I could fix it, but maybe Amazon itself might be better positioned to?

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processedmeat t1_j57c68e wrote

Taken another way... User don't take accountability for what they share on facebook

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Chpgmr t1_j57gml0 wrote

And what is the solution to that?

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processedmeat t1_j57hd0x wrote

User shouldn't hit the share button when they see misinformation

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Chpgmr t1_j57irfp wrote

Because we all are constantly up to date on what is and isn't misinformation and there certainly isn't nefarious people out there.

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insaneintheblain t1_j586v8h wrote

You realise that users create and share the actual content on Facebook, right?

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Delamoor t1_j5878ii wrote

I'm pretty sure I can take down bot networks with willpower, facts and logic alone. I just have to make posts long and angry enough to outweigh theirs and then post them in response to every bot's post or comment. Seems doable in a weekend.

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