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Supersharers of fake news on Twitter

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By Benjamin Hale, Jeffrey A. Klomp, Jennifer E. Klomp, Sahar Baribi-Bartov
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Editor’s summary Most fake news on Twitter (now X) is spread by an extremely small population called supersharers. They flood the platform and unequally distort political debates, but a clear demographic portrait of these users was not available. Baribi-Bartov et al. identified a meaningful sample of supersharers during the 2020 US presidential election and asked who they were, where they lived, and what strategies they used (see the Perspective by van der Linden and Kyrychenko).
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