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And now, Chewing the Fat with Jeff Fisher. Well, if you think you know best and you don't

have anything to do during the day, you could sign up for this. Meta has announced in a blog post

that it's now accepting sign-ups for its Community Notes program on Facebook, Instagram,

and the ever-present threads.

The announcement follows Meta's news last month that it's going to end its third-party fact-checking program and instead moving to a community notes model similar to the one

at X.

In its blog post, Meta explained that community notes will be a way for users to cross its platforms to decide

when posts are misleading and allow them to add more context to the post. Oh, well, that's great.

People can sign up to be among the first contributors to the program. To sign up, you must be

based in the United States and be over 18 years of age. Plus, users must have an account that's more than six months old and in good standing, of course,

along with a verified phone number or enrollment in two-factor often.

If I can say that word properly.

META says contributors will be able to write and submit a community note to posts that they think are

misleading or confusing. Just like on X, notes can include things like background information,

a tip or other details that users might find useful. You're going to have a 500-character limit

and you're required to include a link. So if you're looking for a, you know, part-time gig and you got nothing else to do with your time,

you could become a fact checker, a computer, a community note taker on Facebook, Instagram, and threads.

So it doesn't look like you're getting any pay, though.

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