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THREAD #1:
So Facebook just put a "Partly False" flag on one of our @TheNatPulse exclusives. Except... it's not false at all.
I called Alan Duke, the editor at the LeadStories website (I've never heard of it?) which apparently conducts fact checks for Facebook.pic.twitter.com/AwVFd1EO6Z
Alan Duke didn't want to speak, and urged me to email him to "start the appeals process". He then hung up. Why should I appeal to some guy I've never heard of, at some website I've never heard of, to appeal a story that I know to be factually accurate?
Hey @Facebook get your head out of your ass.
I even changed the headline for you to bring it in line with your inability to comprehend the original headline.
"to Act Blue" changes to "through Act Blue" in my headline now.
Reinstate my article immediately you little fascists.
#4: I am really not above waiting outside FBHQ in Washington DC tomorrow morning and catching whomever I need to catch to fix this.
It is false because ActBlue is a fundraising PLATFORM. The actual donors are not part of ActBlue, they just use it. It's like saying that all the small vendors on eBay or Etsy work for those companies. They don't.
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