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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently announced significant changes to the company’s content moderation policies, sparking discussions about the future of digital communication and information integrity on social media platforms.

As Meta plans to phase out traditional fact-checkers in favour of community notes, here’s how should your community management strategy on Meta:
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The announcement outlined three major shifts in Meta’s approach.

1. Meta plans to phase out traditional fact-checkers in favour of community notes, similar to the system implemented on X.

2. Meta aims to simplify its content policies to allow users greater freedom in sharing beliefs and experiences.

3. Meta is adopting a more targeted approach to policy enforcement, focusing primarily on illegal content while reducing broader content restrictions.

While there are legitimate challenges created by current moderation policies, many have raised concerns about the possible consequences of reduced fact-checking, which serves a crucial role in helping users distinguish between accurate and false information.

For example, studies have shown that Facebook’s structure of closed groups could amplify misinformation when relying solely on community-based fact-checking. This risk becomes particularly acute in areas experiencing conflict or political tension.

Meta’s engagement-focussed algorithm adds another layer of complexity. Historical data shows that controversial or misleading content often generates significant engagement, potentially leading to increased visibility of harmful material in these echo chambers.