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Great app for those who aren't interested in doing their best to stay in their own info bubble.

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Pretty neat product. Besides being a good bias checker I assume this could also help one determine whether or not something is being widely reported on. Will help keep information on the internet and avoid unnecessary censorship. Kudos!

Ok @harleen I was a little skeptical at first about what this app did. I was worried there was going to be a biases. What I love about the product is. 1. It's very easy to use. 2. It just gives you the facts for where an article has been published and a "general breakdown of " Left, Right and Central". 3. It gives me a sense of what's "general news" vs. "politically driven articles" (on both sides). Question for you..... how do you determine if a source is Right, Left or Center? I get there are the obvious ones, but what about the others? Great work!

My new go-to tool for news. It curates everything in one place, and I can look at a headline but access various perspectives from different news outlets to understand different points of view. I can access based on the latest news, top headlines, or my fave - the map view.

Love this and much needed. I experienced that not all news articles show bias checker under it, even if they are from the same news source on Twitter, e.g. under Sky News or BBC News feed, I see bias checker on some of their articles, but not all. @harleen

I think this is an incredibly smart idea/product. Especially with politics seemingly becoming more and more polarizing. I think it will also help combat pandering from political news outlets (providing better and more accurate news reporting) and help people become more informed on news and/or politics.

Is this only based on twitter interactions or do you analyze results from other sources in addition?

Great idea and effort! I will keep coming back to this tool over the next few days. After going through couple of results, I had gotten curious about how engagement is measured. Thanks for sharing the methodology. It would be amazing if the nature of engagement (positive/negative) could also be incorporated but can understand the limitations.