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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!

Co-founder of @buidler. Building /community-notes

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.

Horticulturalist. Environmental hand wringer. Open source enthusiast. 

mfer #9187

Thank you for support, Kripcat 🫶 

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

Reddit seems like a more complex beast, because subs are moderated and there are large in-depth comment chains.
Whole subs can be massive echo chambers. 

I don’t think it’s the low hanging fruit.