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Usually gets covered under the 'RW memes' or Conspiracy theories types alerts... hlthe2b Jul 2024 #1
Wishful thinking, not right wing memes nor conspiracy theories CloudWatcher Aug 2024 #19
That's a good point, a "mis/dis-information" alert definition. Think. Again. Jul 2024 #2
Many alert categories are fairly subjective so it would be no different. nt Maru Kitteh Jul 2024 #4
Agreed, especially since one prolific newcomer seems intent on spreading disinformation Maru Kitteh Jul 2024 #3
can certainly understand your thrust stopdiggin Jul 2024 #5
See my suggestion, reply#13 consider_this Jul 2024 #15
I agree. Please. It's getting out of hand and it's not a good look for us. ms liberty Jul 2024 #6
I think maybe that was the point Skittles Sep 2024 #45
That's tricky birdographer Jul 2024 #7
See my suggestion, reply#13 consider_this Jul 2024 #16
The most important thing to do is post the facts in a response. That gets noticed quickly if enough people say, Silent Type Jul 2024 #8
Usually, that would work, but in one specific case... TwilightZone Jul 2024 #9
Well, yeah, that would tick me off too. Silent Type Jul 2024 #10
We seem to have lots of folks willing to rec anything that makes them feel good. CloudWatcher Aug 2024 #20
It'd be difficult because who's providing the "truth"? The jury is not be able to do research. live love laugh Jul 2024 #11
I agree with others who say it's probably not logistically possible, but I get your sentiment. orange jar Jul 2024 #12
This idea might work... consider_this Jul 2024 #13
"If a post could be alerted for false info, an area is provided to state why or link to proof" progree Jul 2024 #17
Entirely agree dpibel Sep 2024 #24
there r a couple rules that dont trigger a ffr. like copyright or wrong forum. mopinko Jul 2024 #14
It would be a nice, and needed (imo), feature. demmiblue Aug 2024 #18
at least some indication that it matters, at all PedroXimenez Aug 2024 #21
Still needs to be addressed, for all the reasons stated. I am quite distressed at the number of times ... Hekate Sep 2024 #22
It's a difficult problem to deal with in a forum like this one where people are in basic agreement on so highplainsdem Sep 2024 #25
TY, hpd, for a long & thoughtful response. It's going to get more complicated with AI... Hekate Sep 2024 #27
I don't know. There have been bots posting on Twitter, even from verified accounts, exposed at times highplainsdem Sep 2024 #29
Quick response to the question: EarlG Sep 2024 #31
OK. I can see that the jury system can sometimes be faster than moderators quickly responding to highplainsdem Sep 2024 #33
Well, no offense, but ironically there's a lot of misinformation in your post that I need to correct EarlG Sep 2024 #35
No, I didn't contradict myself. highplainsdem Sep 2024 #36
You're correct EarlG Sep 2024 #37
I'm sorry. I hadn't realized it had become that nightmarish a situation for you, Skinner and the mods. highplainsdem Sep 2024 #39
I get a good explanation of the alert on every jury I get called to and there are a lot of alerts lately ... marble falls Sep 2024 #41
Kicking. We still have this problem, y'all. ms liberty Sep 2024 #23
As long as it is demonstrably untrue. Opinions unfortunately are more difficult. And most of politics is opinion. Silent Type Sep 2024 #26
Alternative facts are not a thing at DU -- and that's what we are talking about Hekate Sep 2024 #28
Unfortunately there is not a way to do this, at least not the way you're imagining it EarlG Sep 2024 #30
Re what you said about fact-checking just via replies... highplainsdem Sep 2024 #32
There IS a quick way to deal with misinformation EarlG Sep 2024 #34
Thanks for addressing this, and I see that Rubyshoo's been ppr'd ms liberty Sep 2024 #38
And don't forget: use that alert button as necessary. marble falls Sep 2024 #42
Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2024 #40
How about a fact-checking team, Ms. Toad Sep 2024 #43
this makes sense to me Skittles Sep 2024 #44
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