I read a credible source that just about 1/4 of all anti-covid-19 vaccine tweets came from this one source. Therefore no need to give them any clicks.
The problem with your approach is that disinformation is so incredibly easy to create. For example, I'll make something up that I hope is disinformation right now - "Chevalisa Bruzzone is a Russion Bot." Prove me wrong.
I read a credible source that just about 1/4 of all anti-covid-19 vaccine tweets came from this one source. Therefore no need to give them any clicks.
The problem with your approach is that disinformation is so incredibly easy to create. For example, I'll make something up that I hope is disinformation right now - "Chevalisa Bruzzone is a Russion Bot." Prove me wrong.
Half-Italian Bot, I suppose. :-) Again, can you let us know a specific thing you read in Setty's response that you would like to challenge? Let's talk about it. I would also be curious to learn more about the credible source you reference just above. If you can put some specific data on the table, I'd love folks—Katelyn included—to be able to respond.
I read a credible source that just about 1/4 of all anti-covid-19 vaccine tweets came from this one source. Therefore no need to give them any clicks.
The problem with your approach is that disinformation is so incredibly easy to create. For example, I'll make something up that I hope is disinformation right now - "Chevalisa Bruzzone is a Russion Bot." Prove me wrong.
Half-Italian Bot, I suppose. :-) Again, can you let us know a specific thing you read in Setty's response that you would like to challenge? Let's talk about it. I would also be curious to learn more about the credible source you reference just above. If you can put some specific data on the table, I'd love folks—Katelyn included—to be able to respond.