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This headline appears to be false, since the stated intent is to target high reach accounts, which would mostly be corporations.<p>The could be using that as a secret wedge, but if we're lying about this on the internet then that only gives support to their misdirection.

What a lovely suggestion. Let's start by applying it to UK lawmakers.

This is actually a good tactic if you want to crash and burn a bill. Put in an amendment that people have to be naked everywhere for security reasons or similar stuff.<p>Would of course be awesome if Facebook mods would assign scores to users and government would collect that data to determine pension and health care service quality. No real patriot could be against this.

this would actually be a great idea, applied for UK MP's.

Terrible suggestion, but this site is also terrible tabloidy clickbait.

If you look at the proposal, it clearly says this would only apply to (de facto) broadcasters, not to ordinary people; look at the sentence mentioning OFCOM.

I am tired of negative politics news. Where are all the good politicians doing a good job? Wasn't that the point of Brexit?

This could backfire on politicians in a spectacular way.