Judd Legum

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5. Facebook is now saying that politicians are exempt from its fact-checking program and therefore politicians can lie in ads. Facebook says THAT EXEMPTION has been in place for a year. But that is irrelevant. Until late Sept, all false and misleading content was prohibited — PolitiTweet.org

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4. Then in late September, Facebook DELETED THIS PROHIBITION ON FALSE AND MISLEADING CONTENT. Facebook made no announcement of this change but acknowledged it when I brought up It replaced it with a new provision saying items debunked by its fact-checkers were banned https://t.co/o0vgbAp3oE — PolitiTweet.org

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6. In one sense, it doesn't matter. Whether Facebook has had this policy in place for 3 weeks or a year, it still has the same issues But its Facebook's way of diminishing coverage of the issue by (falsely) claiming it is old news And they are counting on people not to notice — PolitiTweet.org

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