mean you should be careful.]]> stop it is to actually read articles before sharing them.]]> started with nothing but a tweet.]]> apply to both.]]> proves when stories on the Internet are not real.]]> rumors or famous people doing wild things.]]> sources of information, too.]]> probably made one common mistake: sharing an article without actually reading it.]]> paid $3,500 to protest Donald Trump.]]> shocking because it could make the protests seem bigger or more popular than they actually were.]]> best way to stop it is to actually read articles before sharing them.]]> approves of it, even though the article describes Snopes as unfair and inaccurate.]]> released in June by a team of French and American computer scientists, almost 3 out of every 5 links shared on social media have never actually been clicked.]]> difficult to win.]]> wild things.]]>