These are objective fact checks, aren't they? It's harder to quietly include bias than in say, a newspaper or cable news.
If one/both of them starts getting power-mad with their influence, they can get booted off the list, and replaced, or have others come in next to them.
If two of them say "This is true", and a third says "This is false", then that third one, if it can present good data for it's POV, can quickly become more trusted.
If one/both of them starts getting power-mad with their influence, they can get booted off the list, and replaced, or have others come in next to them.
If two of them say "This is true", and a third says "This is false", then that third one, if it can present good data for it's POV, can quickly become more trusted.