Meta tests letting anyone rate Community Notes
As part of a new test, Meta will let anyone rate a Community Note or request one for a post, Meta's Chief Information Security Officer Guy Rosen shared on X. After testing the feature in March, the company formally introduced Community Notes as a replacement for its fact-checking program in April of this year.<br /> You have to apply to actually write Community Notes, but Meta's new test means that anyone who sees one can rate it to signal whether it's helpful or not. They'll also be able to request a note if a post is incorrect or needs additional context. Based on the screenshot Rosen shared, Meta's rating system is a simple thumbs up or down, but the fact the company is opening the system up to more input at all is one sign of its continued expansion.<b [...]
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