If you spend a ###### of time on sites ###### Facebook and Twitter, you ###### probably made one common ######: sharing an article without ###### reading it.

You definitely ###### not alone. According to ###### study released in June ###### a team of French ###### American computer scientists, almost ###### out of every 5 ###### shared on social media ###### never actually been clicked. ###### share these articles after ###### reading the headline.

This ###### how "fake news" spreads. ###### best way to stop ###### is to actually read ###### before sharing them. Pay ###### to the following warning ######. There are both pro-Democrat ###### pro-Republican fake news websites. ###### same rules apply to ######.]]>
Both look very ######. But the use of ".######" at the end is ###### clue that you are ###### at fake news. There ###### other signs as well. Check The "Contact Us" Page

###### fake news sites do ###### have any contact information. ###### newspapers and news sites ###### email addresses, phone numbers ###### even street addresses. The ###### "ABC News" does have ###### "contact us" page. All ###### shows is a picture ###### a house somewhere in ###### country. The real ABC ###### network is in a ###### building in New York ######.]]>
Peabody awards and ###### Prizes are the highest ###### in journalism. They are ###### difficult to win. Doesn't it seem strange that he would win so many? This ###### a sign that "Dr. ######" is not a real ######. Read The Article Closely

Many fake articles have ###### quotes that are hard ###### read without laughing. In ###### article on the protest, ###### is a quote from ###### creator of Snopes.]]>
Sometimes fake articles ###### started with nothing but ###### tweet. For example, one ###### news story said anti-Trump ###### were being driven by ###### to protest at events. ###### would have been shocking ###### it could make the ###### seem bigger or more ###### than they actually were. ###### was not true, though. ###### The New York Times ######, this story started with ###### single bad tweet. The ###### who tweeted it had ###### 40 followers.]]>
Too many ###### ads on a news ###### mean you should be ######. Another bad sign is ###### bunch of ads or ###### designed to make you ###### to click on them. ###### news sites often have ###### to stories about strange ###### or famous people doing ###### things. You usually do ###### find stories like that ###### real news sites. Use Search Engines To Double-Check

A ###### search often will tell ###### if a site is ###### good. Snopes has compiled ###### guide to fake news ######, which lets you check ######. A website called RealorSatire.com ###### another way to see ###### an article is truthful.]]>
Stopping ###### spread of fake news ###### with you. If it ###### too crazy to be ######, it probably is. Please ###### before you share.]]>