By comparison, the thorough transparency of Weibo anti-corruption and several successful cases have consolidated this online channel's public credibility. Such imbalance will in no way facilitate China's rule of law.

Corruption disclosure through Weibo should be gradually regulated. Rumormongers should be punished and the public should be able to discern and denounce rumors. Without regulation, some may use online supervision as a camouflage to serve their own interests.

Weibo anti-corruption is becoming successful due to authorities' active response.

In the future, Weibo supervision should have more interaction with official channels. It should help bring about clean governance and national progress, rather than create division and undermine social cohesion. Needless to say, authorities must catch up and follow closely in this process, lest they appear passive.