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Untruths must be clearly marked in the portion of the content posted to Facebook, with that mark persisting throughout the content. Facebook could add a categorization tool that allows such posts to be correctly marked and floats that marking above videos in full screen mode. davidakaye/1132340463409647617On twitter.com
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I'm sure Facebook's immense engineering organization could whip up post categorization and accompanying reporting in less then a week. They could use the existing emoji framework for reactions. There's open graph objects they could use.Permalink On twitter.com
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I'm the person with threads on this site that go on for 20+ tweets and I came up with a solution and an implementation plan in 2 tweets while half drunk. Facebook doesn't need you to defend it from its own lazyness.Permalink On twitter.com
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PS: Categorization is not only an easy solution if we require the user to do it and penalize them if they don't, it would also likely make training the algorithmic moderation tools significantly easier.Permalink On twitter.com
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Facebook isn't the only platform that could use active user-driven content categorization ianbremmer/1132995369124671488?s=19Permalink On twitter.com
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