According to Cointelegraph: In an ongoing battle against misinformation and sensationalism, Elon Musk declared that posts busted by a community-driven fact-checking feature, Community Notes, will no longer be eligible for revenue share.In a statement on Oct. 29 on X, Musk emphasized the incentivization for the accuracy of content, insisting that any weaponization of the feature would be promptly detected, as the data is open source. This move, he believes, would ensure the integrity and validity of the information disseminated through the platform.The announcement has sparked a flurry of responses from X users and cryptocurrency experts on Twitter, who questioned various dimensions of this change. Some users pointed out that not all Community Notes address false information, with many notes providing additional context or humorous annotations to content. Such content, they argued, should not be excluded from revenue share.Dogecoin (DOGE) co-creator Billy Markus supported Musk's move, commenting, "Pay attention to those who vehemently disagree with this. It's quite literally people who make a lot of money spreading misinformation."X has yet to disclose the number of accounts eligible for monetization or the identities of its reported 100,000 contributors across 44 countries, as per Oct. 26 report by X CEO Linda Yaccarino.