[sgift]

Interesting question, let's try to split the three categories:

  - Clear fake news ("sgift lives in ..." and a false value)
  - Clear true news ("sgift lives in ..." and a correct value)
  - Opinion

The first two shouldn't be too hard, but also not very interesting. Most 'fake' news is more or less a matter of opinion, so you can debate as long as you want if it is fake. I don't see how that could be decided outside of a courtroom and I don't know of any trials that have ended in less than 24 hours.

[debaserab2]

Which category does clickbait fall into? There's usually some kernel of truth in clickbait articles propped up by a lot of hyperbole. Does that make it fake?

[mertd]

That's not how fake news work. They make claims that are untestable or require the proof of negative.

  - Politician X has reptilian DNA.
  - Candidate Y wants to instate communism.
  - Protesters are hired actors by Z.