Tom KirkmanIndependent Project Manager
Happily, LinkedIn has provided this explainer on how to fact-check memes.
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^ Fact Checked: TRUE
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FROM THE THREAD
yep. Sometimes words fail me because I am laughing too hard 😁
Fact Checked: TRUE
(There are only so many times I can use that ^ ironically before people catch on ...)
funny you should mention that. I usually block anyone after 2 strikes of being "unhappy" and indignant with my sense of humor.
Because I get tired of humorless people reporting me to LinkedIn AI and asking for my posts to be censored.
Really.
feelings not facts!
feelings not facts!
made this meme just now, as a reply to your stunning lack of caring ...
made this meme just now, as a reply to your stunning lack of caring ...
A Berrou amazing example of fact checking in action !
hmmmm, fact checking
*paid advertising* (promoted posts)
is probably a few steps too far here.
People *expect* paid advertisements to be biased misinformation.
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