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This paper presents a multi-platform computational pipeline geared toidentify social media posts discussing (known) conspiracy theories. We use 189conspiracy claims collected by Snopes, and find 66k posts and 277k comments onReddit, and 379k tweets discussing them. Then, we study how conspiracies arediscussed on different Web communities and which ones are particularlyinfluential in driving the discussion about them. Our analysis sheds light onhow conspiracy theories are discussed and spread online, while highlightingmultiple challenges in mitigating them.

Soros, Child Sacrifices, and 5G: Understanding the Spread of Conspiracy Theories on Web Communities