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7 days agoYeah, it’s weird how all the media reports, even npr, pretend like anything being stated should be taken at face value so long after the regime has given up any pretext of what the say having to have even a kernel of truth.


Yeah, it’s weird how all the media reports, even npr, pretend like anything being stated should be taken at face value so long after the regime has given up any pretext of what the say having to have even a kernel of truth.


If that were the reason, why don’t they just force their users to verify their identities?
Probably realize that a non-trivial percentage of their userbase values not verifying their identity to facebook than they value being on facebook. They’d rather someone else be the bad guy, if they can do it while still reaping the benefits.
Perhaps by generating a bunch of complex copilot code to upload. It’s easy to mass produce and would look plausibly functional.