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minus-square@kent_eh@lemmy.calinkfedilinkEnglish17•11 months ago Which I guess means leftists are generally either more capable of spotting misinformation or less inclined to act on it. Or are less likely to be on Facebook in general.
minus-squarefmstratlinkfedilinkEnglish7•11 months agoThe studies were percentage based, so yes, volume of posts could play an active role but likely more from an “activity” amount vs “presence”.
Or are less likely to be on Facebook in general.
The studies were percentage based, so yes, volume of posts could play an active role but likely more from an “activity” amount vs “presence”.