All Twitter users in the US will start to see crowdsourced fact

Birdwatch invites a small pool of Twitter users to contribute notes to tweets to add context. The program is part of Twitter’s efforts to combat misinformation by adding crowdsourced fact-checking to tweets.

How Twitter's Birdwatch fact-checking project really works - The Washington Post

Twitter is testing new ways to fight misinformation — including a community-based points system

Twitter Community Notes Can Now Be Read Worldwide

Social Media Is Wired to Spread Misinformation on Covid-19 and Everything Else - Bloomberg

Twitter's Birdwatch fact-checking project moves forward with new test - The Washington Post

Misleading posts claim Twitter started fact-checking Biden

Verified Misinformation: 'Blue Check' Twitter Accounts are Flooding the Platform with False Claims

Twitter plans to combat misinformation with wider reach of crowdsourced 'notes

Social media is full of misinformation about Israel-Hamas war, worst on X

Birdwatch, Twitter's Crowdsourced Fact-Checking Program, Expects to Admit Up to 100,000 Participants - TheWrap

Elon Musk Embraces Twitter's Radical Fact-Checking Experiment

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Twitter Extends Community Notes to Quote Tweets