Re: FTFY
I agree - but they also wrote "which does not seem like a reliable source"...
Thank you for noticing. It's a lil OT, but also potentially highlights the dangers of browser hijacking and search manipulation. For me, the red flags were..
.info, which is not necessarily a red flag given the explosion in TLDs and new/independent news channels.
The lede, ie describing the Ukrainian 'regime', which shows a clear bias (just as some descriptions of Putin or Russia do)
The use of an image from Telegram rather than linking to either the draft or the enacted legislation on an official (eg rada.ua) website. Or just making it harder to copy & paste terms from the alleged draft into a search engine, or translated versions.
The draft though does appear to be legit, but not necessarily meaningful given lots of draft legislation in lots of countries never makes it into law. Only curiosity was it was sponsored by Zelensky's party.
But the changes MS & Alphagoo have made to search makes it a lot harder to 'fact check' this kind of thing, or cite potentially reliable sources. For whatever reason, the results seem to bias very much towards results from news, so favoring secondary rather than primary sources. Also from messing around with some less controversial search queries, El Reg featured prominently in some results.