Jason

And if the FBI is calling you and you've got to get something through the FTC next, you're going to try to make nice.

And you can see a ranking of the community notes.

It's very interesting.

It's been a total game changer.

I remember when they were doing fact-checking and the fact-checking was so bad because the fact-checkers were biased or sometimes there wasn't good quality control.

But the community note thing has really worked.

And you'll see that when someone posts something that's truly misinformation, like it's a fake image or a fake article or something, it always gets caught.

It's really...

and then you get notified.

If you like, have you noticed this?

If you like a post, and then it gets community noted, I get a notification, then I feel like an idiot that, oh, I got fooled for five minutes by that.

But you know what?

People will drag social media for the fakes or whatever, but I never get notified when the New York Times makes a mistake.

And post a correction on page 43.

They never notify anybody about that.

They bury that on the last page.

So I still think social media is by far the best for accuracy.

Were you in the meeting when?

they were deciding community notes or not.

And Elon was like, tell me about it.