A look at Birdwatch, soon to be renamed Community Notes, as Twitter scales back professional debunkings: 194 people submitted notes posted in the past month
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Data analysis: users of Twitter's Birdwatch fact-checking tool have focused on posts about COVID-19, false earthquake predictions, and election misinformation
Analysis by The Verge shows that Birdwatch users regularly tackle misinformation topics with the highest stakes, including pandemic response Tweets: @corintxt , @willoremus , @mariuswatz , @bendreyfus...
Twitter makes notes on tweets from its crowdsourced fact-checking program Birdwatch visible to all US users
Introducing Birdwatch. — Sometimes, Tweets can be misleading or miss important context. Twitter : Helpful Birdwatch notes are now visible to everyone on Twitter in the US Tweets: @birdwatch : Contex...
Ahead of the US midterms, Twitter expands its Birdwatch fact-checking tool, adding 1,000 contributors weekly, each assigned a “rating impact” score out of five
On the heels of a report detailing how Twitter had once accidentally allowed a conspiracy theorist into its invite …
Peiter Zatko's allegations offer details on Twitter's misinformation policies and failures, including accepting a QAnon proponent into its Birdwatch program
A document from whistleblower Peiter Zatko that details the company's failings in policing misinformation shows what happens when a business model fails Tweets: @markseibel , @baldingsworld , @lizzadw...
Twitter's crowdsourced fact-checking program Birdwatch remains a small pilot project 13 months after launch, with only 359 contributors flagging tweets in 2022
With the Ukraine war unfolding on social media, parsing fact from fiction has never been trickier — or, for those involved, more urgent. Tweets: @willoremus , @kcoleman , @shannonpareil , @carnage4lif...
Twitter debuts aliases for contributors to its Birdwatch moderation program, so their handles aren't included in notes they leave on users' tweets
The program is intended as a method of debunking misinformation on the platform — Twitter is introducing aliases for participants …
An early analysis of Birdwatch, Twitter's crowdsourced fact-checking pilot with about 1,000 users, shows partisan rhetoric and a lack of source citations
A Poynter analysis found that less than half of Birdwatch users include sources and many fact-checking notes contain partisan rhetoric.