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中国社会科学院新闻与传播研究所副研究员刘瑞生认为,谣言自古就有,并不是有了微博谣言就突然多了起来。微博上谣言的泛滥,主要在于微博强大的传播功能提升了谣言传播的速度、广度和强度。其实,谣言本身并不可怕,真正可怕的是明知谣言却保持沉默。可能也正因感受到默许谣言传播的危害,一些网友自发组成了辟谣联盟。对于生活压力大、容易冲动表达的年轻微博用户,刘瑞生建议:首先,不能为吸引眼球而乱发或随便转发信息;其次,应该了解微博是集中体现利益冲突与矛盾
Liu Ruisheng, an associate researcher at the Institute of Journalism and Communication of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, believes rumors have existed since ancient times that there is not a sudden rise in the number of microblogging rumors. The proliferation of rumors on Weibo mainly lies in the fact that the powerful dissemination function of Weibo enhanced the speed, breadth and intensity of the spread of rumors. Actually, the rumor itself is not terrible. What is truly terrible is that it is silent on knowing the rumor. It may also be because of the tumultuous spread of acquiescence rumors, some users spontaneously formed a rumor union. For young microblogging users who are stressed by life pressure and easily impressed, Liu Ruisheng suggests: First of all, they can not send random or random messages to attract attention; secondly, we should understand that microblogging is a reflection of conflicts of interest and contradictions