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| Truth just got more interactive | You can now read, react and join the fact-checking conversation inside the Snopes app. | Important: Anyone can read comments. But (for now) only Snopes Members can post and reply. Want to join the discussion? Become a member. | For the first time, you can share your thoughts, ask questions and discuss stories with other readers in the app. Whether you're digging into misinformation, following a developing story or exploring a deep-dive investigation, we want to hear from you. | What you can do | Join the conversation — Add comments and reply to others on articles. Stay informed — Read the latest fact checks and deep-dive investigations. Follow the thread — Get notified when someone responds to you. Build community — See what other readers are curious about and questioning.
| | Everything you already love about the Snopes app is still here: fact checks, investigations, your reading list, games, NightVision and more. Now, there's a place to talk about it all. | We added this commenting feature after so many of you told us you want more ways to participate in our fact-checking efforts — not just read our work. We're excited to see how you use it, and we're open to feedback on ways to improve. | Let us know what you think of our new commenting tool at app-feedback@snopes.com.
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