post<\/a> by X employee Lucas Neumann, he explains that Community Notes will evolve alongside people\u2019s usage. As users become familiar with the feature, the company will remove the detailed explanations about how Notes work \u2014 though these will continue to appear for audiences new to Community Notes, he says.<\/p>\n\u201cWhen we first introduced @CommunityNotes, it was a very unfamiliar concept to most users. Understandably, people were naturally skeptical and had many questions when they encountered a note,\u201d writes Neumann. \u201cOur research consistently found that versions with more text, rather than less, helped people perceive notes as friendly, helpful, fair and trustworthy. It also helped them understand that these came from the community instead of company employees. My minimalist designer soul resisted these findings initially, but our research was solid, so we leaned on the side of text abundance,\u201d he continues.<\/p>\n
\u201cNow, after 3 years, as @CommunityNotes matures as a first-class feature and earns more people\u2019s trust, we can finally start streamlining and refining it. We\u2019re taking a \u2018progressive onboarding\u2019 approach: detailed explanations will continue to appear for audiences new to Community Notes, and where space permits, while streamlined versions will start showing to those with more experience,\u201d Neumann says.<\/p>\n
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