Question: You may find me fast:  

My answer is transparent  

to those restive few who went off  

Their egregious oversight  

Left to scan and screen

Hear my refrain  

bound to draw the story out

Hint #1

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> Please stop trying to edit the title. It's one of the clues.
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Hint #2

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>  As @Mea Culpa Nay pointed out, there is a contradiction. So many contradictions, in fact, that it's almost moronic.
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Hint #3

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>  My last clue is a Herring. Does that make me two-faced?
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Hint #4

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>  I am what I am, and I am what I am not.
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Answer: 
A wild guess, but I think the answer is:

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>  A Mirror
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I think this is the right answer because...

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>  @Dorrulf suggested "transparent," to which the original poster replied stating that he was very close. It also makes a lot of sense in terms of the clues...
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You may find me fast:

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>  Mirrors are quite common and are easy to find.
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My answer is transparent

to those restive few who went off

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>  A Mirror is symbolically transparent since it doesn't hide your flaws.
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Their egregious oversight

Left to scan and screen

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>  Looking at yourself can lead to a realisation of your flaws or "oversights." We're left staring at ourselevs, aka "scan and screen" ourseleves.
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Hear my refrain

bound to draw the story out

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>  "Refrain" could mean the infinite mirror thing you get when you place two mirrors opposite to each other. The second line could be, again, a reference to how we get to see our own stories when we look at ourselves in the mirror. OR, this could just be OP being dramatic :P
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**What about the Hints?**

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>  Honestly, any logic I have would be stretching it. Hint #4 could be true for a mirror, since it shows both what the object is, and what the object could be (*metaphorically.* :P ). Hint #1 could be the fact that mirros show us our true selves, "orginal." Hint#3 contradicts Hint #2, so maybe we can ignore both of them? :P
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Answer:

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>  [logical-deduction](/questions/tagged/logical-deduction "show questions tagged 'logical-deduction'")
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You may find me fast:

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>  Logic **can** be fast to be deducted
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My answer is transparent

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>  Truth and False has no colour, do they?
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to those restive few who went off

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>  The truth-searchers
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Their egregious oversight

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>  Overseeing clues in logical deduction can mislead you **BADLY**...
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Left to scan and screen

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>  So scan and screen the clues carefully!
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Hear my refrain
bound to draw the story out

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>  To deduce the truth
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