The algorithms that drive what news we see on Twitter and Facebook (and Google for that matter) don't take into account the quality of the information we're confronted with. They're more based on popularity than anything else.<p>We're working on a platform (inquary.com) that will allow users to rate, research, and assess news and other information items based upon their Information Quality scores, specifically their accuracy, trustworthiness, comprehensiveness, and objectivity.<p>I'm always looking for feedback. If you have comments about what you'd like to see from such a platform, I'd love to hear from you here or at inquary.com.<p>For the record, I won't bore people with too much information here but there is a lot of data about how much people want accurate, objective news, as well as how surprisingly capable the public, in the aggregate, is at assessing such things.<p>Happy to talk more if people are interested.