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Article says that the Wayfair ordeal was a Qanon conspiracy. How was that attributed to them?
By following the digital trail - https://www.insider.com/wayfair-human-trafficking-conspiracy...
People are not responsible for what their ignorant fans say.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Can you be more specific?
I think he's talking about Trump. Or do you suspect Obama is a White Supremacist, as well as not having been born in the United States?
[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Ayers_2008_presidential_e...
[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremiah_Wright_controversy
[2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barack_Obama_religion_conspira...
The average person isn’t capable enough to judge information for themselves; we need people in power to curate what is seen.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
By following the digital trail - https://www.insider.com/wayfair-human-trafficking-conspiracy...
That's not the evidence you think it is. In sports analogies That would be the equivalent of brian windhorst tweeting out something and then you saying that it came "Directly from LeBron James". People are not responsible for what their ignorant fans say.
I know believers of this stuff think "QAnon" is a person, but I've not seen any evidence that leads me to believe this is the case and quite a bit of conjecture / circumstantial evidence that suggests at one point the name was being used by a cabal of imageboard moderators.
The average person isn’t capable enough to judge information for themselves; we need people in power to curate what is seen.
The average person isn’t capable enough to judge information for themselves; we need people in power to curate what is seen.
Article says that the Wayfair ordeal was a Qanon conspiracy. How was that attributed to them?
Honestly, my analysis of the Wayfair storage bin incident was that it was probably a LARPer (QAnon, 4Channer, Russian/Chinese troll, whatever) who had access to the WayFair vendor admin panel and realized that QAnon followers would eat it up.
The average person isn’t capable enough to judge information for themselves; we need people in power to curate what is seen.
The average person isn’t capable enough to judge information for themselves; we need people in power to curate what is seen.
The issue is social media and the speed and scale of information without identity or verification. That's not going to be solved by curation.