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- 1Fans clash over rumours about Chinese idol Ling▼Yesterday the Fandom FB was talking fake news about Ling being irregular in China and in less than 24h karma came in ful
A fan war broke out over claims spread on a fandom Facebook page that Ling was 'irregular' in China. Supporters dismissed the rumours as fake news, and within a day rival fans' favourite was facing the same accusation instead. The mockery of what fans call instant karma is driving heated debate across fan communities, with both sides trading accusations of spreading false information about the singer's popularity.
- 2Mark Cuban accuses Facebook of knowingly profiting from deepfake scam ads▼Cuban: Facebook knowingly runs AI deepfake scam ads; docs say $16B fraud revenue
Mark Zuckerberg-era investor and billionaire Mark Cuban says Meta's Facebook knowingly runs AI-generated deepfake scam ads, citing documents he claims show fraud-related advertising brings in roughly $16 billion in revenue. The allegation is drawing wide attention, with commenters debating whether the platform knowingly tolerates fraudulent ads because they are profitable, and what regulatory or legal consequences could follow.
- 3Footscray community group questions social health commitment●# Footscray # FCR # SocialHealth # Justice # Reinvestment # Solidarity From the Footscray Community Response Facebook pa
Footscray Community Response, a grassroots group in Melbourne's west, has shared a post criticising authorities over what it calls a lack of commitment to tackling social health issues at their real scale. The post asks whether a local cafe was simply 'too popular' or whether deeper problems around justice and reinvestment in the community are being ignored, framing the issue as one of solidarity and social investment.
- 4Maker Faire Orlando 2026 Set for Retro Games and Robots●INSTAGRAM I FACEBOOK I WEBSITE I YOUTUBE Sunshine, palm trees, afternoon thunderstorms, and a little lot of Disney magic
Maker Faire Orlando 2026 is being promoted as a celebration of retro games, robots, and hands-on creativity, with organizers leaning into the city's signature sunshine, palm trees, and afternoon thunderstorms. The event, tied to the Young Makers movement and the wider Maker Faire community, is expected to draw families, cosplayers, and hobbyist inventors to Florida regardless of the weather.