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👋 Hey friends! I'm thinking about good place to roll out. 

While exploring Farcaster, I've noticed minimal spam and mostly engaging content. 😅

Which platforms need fact-checking for misleading – Reddit, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, or elsewhere?

Thanks for the help 🙌, I’m eager to hear your thoughts!

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Thanks, Erica! Your last share provided valuable insights.

Regarding Facebook, it's filled with spam but lacks X's news engagement where users mainly interact with friends' content

As for X, I'm still figuring out a strong approach

How about other platforms like political news aggregators, crypto sites, or Dextools?

all of them except reddit lol

reddit users tend to fact check each other by writing essays with full sources, usually with personal insults at the end if neither budges

the other ones are bigger echo chambers bc of character limits or og nature of the platform not being geared towards lengthy conversation or debate

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Thank you for support, Kripcat 🫶 

I will try to search for misleading videos on YouTube. What do you think about Reddit?

YouTube and Facebook are the biggest culprits for misinformation imo.

YouTube maybe has an easier implementation since videos have distinct urls, maybe harder to implement on  
a social media feed like Facebook’s.