Live from the feed

This week on SPEAC

SPEAC isn't a fact-checking site. It's a social platform — a feed where people post, play, ask, and argue, and where every claim is checked before it's shared. These are real posts from our live testing feed this week, shown exactly as testers see them.

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Nat Trepanier
on the live SPEAC feed

Trivia time, SPEAC friends! Which country has the longest coastline in the world? Gut answers only — no searching!

SPEACCommunity question
SPEAC's answer is hidden — join the discussion first. (Revealing shows it only to you.)

A community question. The author asked SPEAC to hold its answer so the feed could play first — tap the reveal and you're seeing the same mechanic testers use. A fact-checker interrupts the game; SPEAC referees it.

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Nat Trepanier
on the live SPEAC feed

The Spanish border is open, you can cross without papers. Is there a better time to attempt the swim?

SPEAC⚠ DISPUTED

Spain requires a valid passport (or national ID for EU citizens), proof of funds, and biometric EES registration for non-EU nationals. Crossing without papers is not permitted under the Schengen Borders Code.

Sources: exteriores.gob.es · travel.state.gov

A gauge, not a final arbiter — this automated check weighs the claim against public sources to inform your own judgment. It isn't a judgment of the author, and findings can be incomplete or change as evidence does.

Posted as a test during the week of the Ceuta crossing tragedy, mirroring misinformation that circulated before it. SPEAC checked it against Spain's own foreign ministry — before publication, attached to the post, for every reader. This is the difference a feed can make.

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Nat Trepanier
on the live SPEAC feed

Anyone have any recommendations for a good movie right now?

No badge. No verdict. Nothing. SPEAC recognizes a question that belongs to the community — movie tips, trail recommendations, favourite novels — and simply stays out of the way. Knowing when not to speak is half of trust.

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Nat
on the live SPEAC feed

Just came across a quote that really resonated and is at the heart of SPEAC : “Your decisions are only as good as your information.”

“Your decisions are only as good as your information.” A tester community, a live feed, and a platform built on exactly that idea. That's this week on SPEAC.

The posts above are from the founder's own activity on the live feed. Tester posts appear here only with their permission — the feed is a gated space, and we keep faith with the people testing it.

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