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Facebook is trying a new tactic in its balancing act between trying to stop the spread of misinformation and not being seen as a Big Brother-type censor of its users’ content.
The social network announced last December that when posts were reported by users as questionable and identified as fake by third-party fact-checking organizations, those posts would be flagged as disputed, and while they could still be shared, they would contain warnings and would not be eligible to be part of promoted posts or ads.
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