“in an apparent attempt to maximize the online indignation.” Naturally, the Babylon Bee folk took offense at the characterization of their humor as unfunny and rude.
The chief executive of the site, Seth Dillon,“The reason we have to take it seriously is because social networks, which we depend on for our traffic, have relied upon fact-checking sources in the past to determine what’s fake news and what isn’t...
In cases where they’re calling us fake news and lumping us in with them rather than saying this is satire, that could actually damage us. It could put our business in jeopardy.”Perhaps he hasn’t read his website’s newsletter tagline recently, which is literally, “Fake news you can trust, delivered straight to your inbox.”
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