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Adding Stanford's report and removing propaganda[edit]
Hello,
I'm a researcher documenting disinformation campaigns Turkey. As the disinformation in Turkey is quite understudied, my readers who do not know terms like ak trolls will likely to read this page. Therefore I decided to open up an account and contribute to this page.
So far I added the takeaways published by Stanford's article on 7340 accounts suspended by Twitter and removed the part involving Eastern Mediterranean - as there is no source that reports groups' activity on this matter. Prince lepervier (talk) 11:23, 15 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]
