@elonmusk: It’s true
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Elon Musk affirms a claim that an MSNBC contributor acknowledges the effectiveness of 𝕏's Community Notes in combating misinformation, amid criticism from media outlets like Rolling Stone.
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It’s true
The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox): MSNBC contributor reluctantly admits 𝕏 Community Notes actually works, even though it physically pains her to say so.
Rolling Stone called @ElonMusk and 𝕏 “the biggest purveyors of online misinformation.”
Now liberals like Molly Jong-Fast are admitting that false information
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