Your Facebook and Instagram feeds are about to change and it has nothing to do with the algorithm
Your Facebook and Instagram feeds are about to change and it has nothing to do with the algorithm
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Again in January, Meta has revealed that it will close its program to an external authority to verify the facts and turn into the exported community notes system, starting from the United States. Well, this transformation has now started to happen now.
Mita says it takes his time to get this right. Currently, about 200,000 people have participated in the United States to contribute via Facebook, Instagram, Threads and the waiting list is still open to anyone interested.
To join, shareholders must be more than 18 years old, and they have an active account for at least 6 months, and they are in a good position. They will also need an verified phone number or to prepare a bilateral approval for more safety.
You will find community notes on Instagram, Facebook and Threads. | Photo credit - Meta
However, you do not expect to see notes on the content yet. The company plans to start by gradually allowing some people from the waiting list. They will test the writing and classification system before leaving notes appear in publications.
If you are interested in how the community's notes make, Meta says it will be quite similar to what you see on the Elon Musk platform, where users can add an additional context to the posts. In fact, at first, Meta will build its classification system on the open source X algorithm, so it will already be almost the same.
You will have an option to write a societal note. | Photo credit - Meta
Meta will not be the person who decides what is classified or written - the matter is up to society. In an attempt to keep things fair and balanced, notes will not go directly unless people with different views agree that it is useful. It is not only a matter of obtaining majority vote; Contributions from all parties must think that observation adds value.
Each note will be limited to 500 letters and must include a link to support the claim. In addition, notes will not appear from his books, as Meta wants to have the focus on the value of context, not the author.
First of all, the Notes Community feature will be available in six widely spoken languages ​​in the United States, including English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, French and Portuguese. Shareholders will not be able to make notes on ads, but they can add context to any other content, such as Meta, politicians and other public figures.
We expect the community's notes be less biased than the third -party fact that is replaced by the third -party facts, and that it will work on a larger scale when it is fully operated. When we launched the truth verification program in 2016, we were evident that we did not want to be the truth of the truth and believed that the transition to expert facts verification organizations was the best available solution. But this is not how it was run, especially in the United States. Experts, like anyone else, have their political biases and views. This appeared in the options that some have made about what is true and how.
Meta, March 2025
Now, on paper, societal notes seem to be a way to bring more sounds and destinations to provide the context on a wide range of content. Since the memo can only be published if different people agree to this, this may actually help reduce bias. But whether it really is doing this way to see.
Personally, I am a little anxious that more wrong information can spread because, let's be honest, how much of us already read these notes or additional details under a post before sharing them? Yes, society's observations will add a context, but they will not change those who can see the content or to what extent spread.
Meta eventually wants to bring society's notes to users all over the world, but this will not happen immediately. Until the feature expands to other countries, the current fact -examination program will remain on the third side in place of these areas.
Again in January, Meta has revealed that it will close its program to an external authority to verify the facts and turn into the exported community notes system, starting from the United States. Well, this transformation has now started to happen now.
Mita says it takes his time to get this right. Currently, about 200,000 people have participated in the United States to contribute via Facebook, Instagram, Threads and the waiting list is still open to anyone interested.
To join, shareholders must be more than 18 years old, and they have an active account for at least 6 months, and they are in a good position. They will also need an verified phone number or to prepare a bilateral approval for more safety.
You will find community notes on Instagram, Facebook and Threads. | Photo credit – Meta
However, you do not expect to see notes on the content yet. The company plans to start by gradually allowing some people from the waiting list. They will test the writing and classification system before leaving notes appear in publications.
If you are interested in how the community’s notes make, Meta says it will be quite similar to what you see on the Elon Musk platform, where users can add an additional context to the posts. In fact, at first, Meta will build its classification system on the open source X algorithm, so it will already be almost the same.
You will have an option to write a societal note. | Photo credit – Meta
Meta will not be the person who decides what is classified or written – the matter is up to society. In an attempt to keep things fair and balanced, notes will not go directly unless people with different views agree that it is useful. It is not only a matter of obtaining majority vote; Contributions from all parties must think that observation adds value.
Each note will be limited to 500 letters and must include a link to support the claim. In addition, notes will not appear from his books, as Meta wants to have the focus on the value of context, not the author.
First of all, the Notes Community feature will be available in six widely spoken languages ​​in the United States, including English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, French and Portuguese. Shareholders will not be able to make notes on ads, but they can add context to any other content, such as Meta, politicians and other public figures.
We expect the community’s notes be less biased than the third -party fact that is replaced by the third -party facts, and that it will work on a larger scale when it is fully operated. When we launched the truth verification program in 2016, we were evident that we did not want to be the truth of the truth and believed that the transition to expert facts verification organizations was the best available solution. But this is not how it was run, especially in the United States. Experts, like anyone else, have their political biases and views. This appeared in the options that some have made about what is true and how.
Meta, March 2025
Now, on paper, societal notes seem to be a way to bring more sounds and destinations to provide the context on a wide range of content. Since the memo can only be published if different people agree to this, this may actually help reduce bias. But whether it really is doing this way to see.
Personally, I am a little anxious that more wrong information can spread because, let’s be honest, how much of us already read these notes or additional details under a post before sharing them? Yes, society’s observations will add a context, but they will not change those who can see the content or to what extent spread.
Meta eventually wants to bring society’s notes to users all over the world, but this will not happen immediately. Until the feature expands to other countries, the current fact -examination program will remain on the third side in place of these areas.
