It mentions that whether the comment is a compliment or a criticism it will move the Twitter algorithm up in the rankings. Personally, I think people tend to gravitate towards encouraging comments. I don’t understand the result after this post was published. Even though the topic is tui te up, negative comments have a negative impact on the challenge.

With the widespread relay of the Internet, propaganda has gone from government departments issuing notices to people to individuals posting news or opinions via the Internet. When an individual posts information, even though the blogger believes he has posted true information himself, how do people judge the truth of this information. There is a mix of true and false information on the Internet, but there is no timely and effective way to distinguish between them. Even if a rumor is proven to be false, it is after someone has been victimized.

Reference:

DiResta, R. (2021, October 11). It’s not misinformation. it’s amplified propaganda. The Atlantic. Retrieved February 20, 2022, from https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/10/disinformation-propaganda-amplification-ampliganda/620334/