Below is an extract of a post published on Guardian titled "Down the rabbit hole: how QAnon conspiracies thrive on Facebook"
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Guardian investigation finds more than 3m aggregate followers and members support QAnon on Facebook, and their numbers are growing In early May, QAnon braced for a purge. Facebook had removed a small subset – five pages, six groups and 20 profiles – of the community on the social network, and as word of the bans spread, followers of Q began preparing for a broader sweep. Some groups changed their names, substituting “17” for “Q” (the 17th letter of the alphabet); others shared links to back-up accounts on alternative social media platforms with looser rules. Related: Why we are addicted to conspiracy theories More than 100 Facebook pages, profiles, groups, and Instagram accounts with at least 1,000 followers or members each dedicated to QAnon. The largest of these have more than 150,000 followers or members. In total, the documented pages, groups and accounts count more than 3m aggregate followers and members, though there is likely significant overlap among these groups and accounts. I really do not think QAnon as we know it today would have been able to happen without the affordances of Facebook When a common sense of what is real and what is correct breaks apart, it becomes nearly impossible to reach a democratic consensus Related: Republican QAnon conspiracy promoter picked to run for US Senate Continue reading…
