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| Yes, many will be misled by false information shared | 378 votes |
Yes, many will be misled by false information shared
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| No, people will simply go to authorised sites | 113 votes |
No, people will simply go to authorised sites
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| Other - create a topic with your thoughts or leave a comment below | 10 votes |
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nicola2201
This is an unbelievably dangerous situation in a world where everyone believes they are a journalist and that writing is easy. Journalism is a trained profession where we are taught how to interpret facts; how to balance the information and most critically, how to check, double-check and then still verify if that information is correct and/or what the agenda might be behind the information being presented. In an arena where people can write without verifying and/or merely forward multiple times something that appears on their newsfeed and is believed as gospel is frightening.