Knobby22
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Western Governments are not going to let China and Russia push misinformation on Twitter with no consequences.Meta pushed disinformation in the form of early covid vacancie "information"(by their own admission).
I think twitter has fact checking via "community" which in my opinion is better than some ministry of truth out of the government.
Governments have and will continue to push misinformation. I don't trust them anymore then I trust some random on the internet.
Yeah! We're the only ones allowed to push misinformation!Western Governments are not going to let China and Russia push misinformation on Twitter with no consequences.
Twitter need to control it.
Well that's true.Yeah! We're the only ones allowed to push misinformation!
I haven't seen a lot on there (I know it's there). If it is pushed then it will get fact checked by others. This is musks point. People need to start questioning what they read by themselves. In the past it was through debate, not the echo chambers that was pre-Elon Twitter.Well that's true.
It all falls under the umbrella of learned responses, people years ago believed anything they read in the papers, because papers generally conformed to a code of ethics also there were government bodies that regulated them and could actually remove their license to publish or broadcast.I haven't seen a lot on there (I know it's there). If it is pushed then it will get fact checked by others. This is musks point. People need to start questioning what they read by themselves. In the past it was through debate, not the echo chambers that was pre-Elon Twitter.
All these things should be discussed out in the open.
Joe is ahead of the times.It all falls under the umbrella of learned responses, people years ago believed anything they read in the papers, because papers generally conformed to a code of ethics also there were government bodies that regulated them and could actually remove their license to publish or broadcast.
Now in the self regulation, privatisation, corporatisation era, that ethos and regulation has disappeared and the media dissolved into a conga line of trashy tabloids, which really are more like the old magazines, where stories are dreamed up or sensationalised to grab attention and circulation.
Unfortunately a lot of the older generation are still caught up in the time warp, where they think that if it is printed in a 'reputable' media it has to be fact and they never question the veracity of the article or even follow up to check if indeed it was factual. They make their mind up on the initial article and nothing will change their stance.
Musk actually taking this stance is a breath of fresh air, at last someone who can't be bought out and corrupted giving people an open platform.
We on ASF have been lucky to have Joe as the owner, he has allowed everyone to have their say, as long as it remains civil and sensible and I've seen many members change or temper their hard stances on issues by debating it on the forum.
One topic that comes to mind is renewables and power generation, the forum has been a wealth of knowledge and some are now much more abreast of the 'real' issues, as opposed to the sensationalising that the media present.
As usual just my two cents worth, but I just find the media a total disappointment, now it is just a group of people abusing their position to pedal their opinions and is probably the reason they spend so much time in courts.
Hmmm now "X" marks the spot. Can't see any revelance really, except that several of his companies are "X" rated !!!!!Now X.
New direction. Interesting.
Not much of the alphabet leftNow X.
New direction. Interesting.
Pleased that Twitter, sorry Excema is delisted so the retail punters aren't able to lose money as Mr Musk runs it into the ground.
X marks the spot, kar pow
Wouldn't know as I take no notice anywayRumours of TwXtter's death are greatly exaggerated. Vis a vis, stop reading BS from the competition.
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