In the same survey described above, the top concern about preprints was that they could be used to spread misinformation (over 65% of 922 respondents listed this as at least somewhat concerning). This result leads us to continue to emphasize our screening process and our outward messaging. While intentionally not approaching the rigor of peer review to expedite the posting process, every preprint submitted to ChemRxiv is reviewed by a PhD-level chemist for basic appropriateness and lack of any harmful or overtly fraudulent content. We have also carefully labeled the preprint page and our homepage with a warning that the content has not yet been peer reviewed and should not be considered final. As we increasingly engage with the preprint community and general public, we will take care to balance the rapid sharing of new content with the concern over incorrect information being spread.