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Facebook: editing comments

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Did you know that you can edit comments you’ve made on Facebook after you’ve published them? Just click in the top right corner of your comment, then go down to ‘Edit’ Change your mind again? Just hit escape and the original comment will stand. Facebook users can now edit comments.

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LinkedIn: removing group comments | Sherrilynne Starkie

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Blog comment policy | Sherrilynne Starkie

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Brown's 'bigoted' comment | Sherrilynne Starkie

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Good manners cost nothing

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Each of these fellows left a comment correcting my English within seconds of my posting a Facebook update. Emboldened by the remoteness of online communications, certain individuals are tempted to comment in ways they never would if the recipient was sitting beside them in the same room. Internet Troll? Photo credit: eirikso).

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Instagram fact checking comes to Canada

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Let us know in the comments. Instagram users can use the “False Information” feedback option to flag fake news for review by fact checkers. Have you seen anything labeled ‘False News’ by Instagram fact checking partners? The post Instagram fact checking comes to Canada appeared first on Sherrilynne Starkie.

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Changes to Google News

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Let me know in the comments. Within each story, the new structure includes high-quality content–beyond just the most recent coverage–as well as more diverse sources, to bring improved context and perspective to the day’s news. Have you experienced this enhanced Google News Search? What do you think?

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