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This is an incomplete list of the shortform reading (and listening and watching) I've been doing lately.

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1 results matching these filters out of 693 total results.
"The Good, The Bad, And The Stupid In Meta's New Content Moderation Policies".
Mike Masnick in Techdirt.
Published . Read on .
Finally, most of the attention people have given to the announcement has focused on the plan to end the fact-checking program, with a lot of people freaking out about it. I even had someone tell me on Bluesky that Meta ending its fact-checking program was an “existential threat” to truth. And that’s nonsense. The reality is that fact-checking has always been a weak and ineffective band-aid to larger issues. We called this out in the wake of the 2016 election. .... So, if a lot of the functional policy changes here are actually more reasonable, what’s so bad about this? Well, first off, the framing of it all. Zuckerberg is trying to get away with the Elon Musk playbook of pretending this is all about free speech.
content moderation, Facebook, free speech, US politics