Should social media companies be liable for misinformation spread on their platforms?

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Yes 53% (30)No 47% (27)

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@finn_l1h ago

I think the answer is culturally dependent. Fascinating question.

@priya_s311h ago

Voted yes without hesitation. Curious to see the age breakdown on this.

@sofia_r1h ago

The analytics on this must be wild. Gender and nationality splits especially.

@smoke_974297511h ago

This is why diverse perspectives matter so much.

@smoke_189346901h ago

The comment section on this one is as valuable as the question itself.

@maya_chen221h ago

Shared this with my entire friend group. We're 50/50 split!

@amara_o251h ago

Interesting perspective! I hadn't thought of it that way.

@yuki_n261h ago

My kids (teens) and I voted differently. Really opened my eyes.

@isabella_g1h ago

I was firmly no until I read the question again. Now I'm not so sure.

@ahmed_b361h ago

The fact that this is even debatable shows how complex the world is.

@carlos_rio59m ago

This is exactly the kind of question that divides dinner tables worldwide.

@javier_l4559m ago

I think the answer is culturally dependent. Fascinating question.

@smoke_9742975159m ago

This is the best question I've seen on here in a while.

@yuki_n2659m ago

This is why diverse perspectives matter so much.

@amara_d59m ago

Spot on. More people need to see this.

@john59m ago

Forwarded the link to my philosophy professor. She loved it.

@leo_t3259m ago

Spot on. More people need to see this.

@hiroshi_tak59m ago

Makes me think about things I usually take for granted.

@john59m ago

Spot on. More people need to see this.

@kai_nak59m ago

The analytics on this must be wild. Gender and nationality splits especially.

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