The tesseract Lemmy app, has a little overview from mediabiasfactcheck.com (MBFC). It seems like a clever way to foster a healthy community.

If you click on the ranking you get details.

ranking details for CNN

EDIT: Sorry to stir up an old hornet’s nest.

EDIT2: Commenters have some valid criticisms of MBFC. Even if there are flaws, I would like to celebrate all attempts at elevating the conversations we are having.

  • Pika@sh.itjust.works
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    5 days ago

    you likely won’t find an unbiased opinion regarding that here. Members tend not do their own research and only live to complain about the existence of it.

    I share the same opinion as yours, I would rather have a sometimes inaccurate listing than no listing at all. The complaints people have about it are what I enjoy using it for, it lets me know to look for certain things on the article before I enter so I know if I should take it with a grain of salt or not.

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      Members tend not do their own research and only live to complain about the existence of it.

      But then

      lets me know to look for certain things on the article before I enter so I know if I should take it with a grain of salt or not.

      You are talking about yourself in the first sentence.

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        5 days ago

        that could be true, if I didn’t double check the sources. If that is how you would be doing it then sure, but I use it as a guideline not a rule, and check for facts after.

        There’s nothing wrong with using something as a blueprint/template. Seeing a strong lean in credibility or positioning tells me that I should be more serious on fact checking on it as there will be bias.