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First, chrome extension users highlight suspicious information in their news articles, sending it along to Public Editor.
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An expert annotator receives and reads the article, highlighting problematic passages mapped to categories of misinformation. Passages are sent to specialist annotators for further review.
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Specialists in each category assess the problematic passages in close detail, identifying specific mistakes.
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Work of the specialists is statistically evaluated. When multiple specialists find the same mistake type, that mistake is factored into the article’s credibility score.
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A credibility icon combines all contributing mistakes into a single score displayed on the article for Public Editor users.
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A credibility icon combines all contributing mistakes into a single score displayed on the article for Public Editor users.
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A credibility icon combines all contributing mistakes into a single score displayed on the article for Public Editor users.