What changed in 2025 that makes news safer to publish?
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“Two things at once. Facebook replaced third-party fact-checking with Community Notes, which moved penalties from the page level to the post level, so a single bad post no longer threatens the whole asset. And Facebook began allowing and surfacing political and breaking news again. Lower downside and restored distribution arrived together.”
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