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(Just tried community-noting my own tweet to clarify this point, let's see if that works!)
Simon Willison shared an experience attempting to use X's Community Notes feature to add clarification to his own tweet, experimenting with whether the self-noting functionality would work as intended
Simon Willison shared an experience attempting to use X's Community Notes feature to add clarification to his own tweet, experimenting with whether the self-noting functionality would work as intended. The post documents a real-time test of how Community Notes handles self-corrections or author-provided context on their own content. This reflects ongoing discussions about the utility and mechanics of X's community-driven fact-checking system.
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Source: Simon Willison (X) | 2026-04-20