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" I&amp;#039;d like to welcome all of America to the Stupid Cafe. Your server will be with you shortly. Please do not play with your toes in the bread bowl. Facebook this week announced that it&amp;#039;s experimenting with a tag that will mark sites such as the Onion, Clickhole and Empire News as satire - and, hopefully, alert the millions of gullible people who share these sites as truth each week. The tag is still a &amp;quot;small test,&amp;quot; Facebook told The Post, and isn&amp;#039;t terribly visible on the site. You&amp;#039;ll see it only in Facebook&amp;#039;s related-links box, which appears once you&amp;#039;ve clicked a shared link, gone off-site and then returned to Facebook. Whenever that related-links box turns up a story from, say, the Onion, it will automatically mark that story with a [Satire] tag in the story&amp;#039;s headline. It&amp;#039;s unclear exactly how many sites are affected or how many users are seeing the tag now -Facebook declined to elaborate - but a test Tuesday morning showed [Satire] tags on articles from not only the Onion and its little brother, Clickhole, but also Empire News, National Report, the News Nerd and the Daily Currant. I cannot tell you how sad I am that the Facebook overlords think they need to do this in order to keep Americans safe from themselves. I also fear for the blog. Then again... "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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