Tweets about Community Notes

One of the most unique things about working at Twitter is getting a firehose of instant feedback about everything we ship. People care a lot about Twitter and inevitably have strong opinions about the product.

Constructive Tweets about Community Notes (paired with proper user research) have been one of our sources of feedback for how to improve the product. The positive Tweets, meanwhile, are a source of motivation and testament to the impact the product has had. I've collected some of my favorites below.

Community notes might be twitter’s current best feature.
— Senpai (@Gavraer) July 23, 2023

Community Notes is the best thing that's happened to news in decades.
— The Deuce (@IBeBibby) July 24, 2023

community notes is the last best thing about twitter
— steven (@_StevenFan) July 24, 2023

Community notes is legitimately one of the best things that has ever happened to Twitter
— Benjamin (@Mister_D7) July 24, 2023

Community notes is still so underrated pic.twitter.com/1Kvb8BTa1f
— Peter Yang (@petergyang) June 30, 2023

Community Notes is legit one of the most interesting products the company has ever launched. You can kind of see how they are starting to be written w a bit more editorial voice and I’ll just be interested to see how that evolves.
— Jason Goldman (@goldman) June 26, 2023

Mark Zuckerberg says he's a fan of Twitter's Community Notes:

"I think a bunch of people would prefer to have a flag on something that says, hey, a fact checker thinks this is false. I think Twitter's community notes implementation is quite good on this." pic.twitter.com/8qqiebmfw7
— KanekoaTheGreat (@KanekoaTheGreat) June 9, 2023

One of the leading benefits I’m seeing to Community Notes seems to be for debunking when an image or video isn’t what the user posting it claims it is.
— Yishan (@yishan) June 9, 2023

I really appreciate the community notes feature for this. Big improvement.

Now, if only WhatsApp would have something like this for forwards.
— Vaibhav Gadodia (@whoisvaibhav) June 9, 2023

I really love the community notes. Its a great feature for this platform.
— Nerd Wonder (@YourNerdWonder) June 9, 2023

God damn I love @CommunityNotes
— Dave From Earth (@Daveonearth) May 24, 2023

When those on the right and the left are attacking and praising Community Notes all at the same time, it probably means that community notes are quite accurate and fair.

People hate being community noted, and their first reaction before realizing that they were wrong is usually… pic.twitter.com/K0p0s0MVGu
— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) May 20, 2023

has always baffled me that wikipedia works

assumed that a very unique combination of events must have occurred for it to work in this timeline and it would not be reproducible today

yet twitter community notes came out recently and works fantastically as well

dudes rock
— t11s (@transmissions11) May 17, 2023

Why I love community notes:

First of all, this tweet was seen over 1.5 million times. I have fact-checked tweets just like it a million times on my own but people continue to spread the same misinformation over and over again.

Community notes has an official feel to it,… pic.twitter.com/NxQXbVldbJ
— Brian Krassenstein (@krassenstein) May 16, 2023

I worked on the fact-checking side when I was at Facebook and @CommunityNotes puts their system to shame. Great to see an actual reliable solution to misinfo/disinfo on social media, especially at this scale.
— Ian Haworth (@ighaworth) May 3, 2023

Community notes has the potential to be _the_ differentiating factor between twitter and all other socials. https://t.co/J2BGbUKCLb
— Dave (@dae5id) April 27, 2023

Community Notes is a powerful feature. https://t.co/JjzN7F4V1K
— Joshua Schoenaker (@JoshSchoen) April 27, 2023

As Notas da Comunidade foram uma puta sacada.

Um programa descentralizado, que delega ao povo a incumbência que sempre foi dele: decidir por si mesmo no que acreditar, ao invés de delegar a uns poucos jornalistas o poder de decidir a verdade.

Como diz o Grimas: O Musk pôs no cu…
— Vitesco 💀🚬 (@viteesco) April 24, 2023

I must admit, I'm astounded by how well "crowdsourced Twitter fact-checking" has turned out
— 🎀 sonya supposedly 🤖 (@sonyasupposedly) April 21, 2023

Really helpful context added to the bottom of this tweet, @twitter. Twitter has been providing this Birdwatch feature since March, but this is the first time I've actually seen a tweet in my thread with one of the Birdwatch notes on it. pic.twitter.com/o1BG4pdK2n
— Kim Zetter (@KimZetter) October 16, 2022

Community notes are genuinely the only good feature on this hellsite https://t.co/XcLRgG2Fbx pic.twitter.com/XUYaAJPYSL
— Дрізд на плечі 🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈, че-че-че (@swiftfootedTime) April 17, 2023

the ‘readers added context’ section is the best thing they’ve added to twitter. people just love to spout nonsense on this website
— stealthnacho🔮 (@stealthnacho) October 19, 2022

Missed Musk got tagged by Birdwatch. It's a quality note too, I think a person really interested in non-sanctioning approaches to misinformation would be excited to see its possible promise but I am guessing he's not. pic.twitter.com/Ec39xO0RUm
— Mike Caulfield (@holden) July 6, 2022

Community notes have been so fucking cool. https://t.co/rgHWuCiCq3
— 'Whack' with a silent H ☀️ (@WhackNicholson) April 17, 2023

This "readers added context" feature - and how prominently it is displayed - is honestly one of the best things Twitter has ever done. As with most things on Twitter, I'd like to see it applied a bit more consistently, but it's a good thing. pic.twitter.com/0hr3AXRe1d
— Alioth Fox (Hi Gay, I'm Dad) 🔞 (@AliothFox) October 20, 2022