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> You call DominikR's statements "misinformation", which amounts to a claim that they are false. You're every bit as much on the hook to substantiate your claim
by hackuser 10y ago
> You call DominikR's statements "misinformation", which amounts to a claim that they are false. You're every bit as much on the hook to substantiate your claims as he is to substantiate his
I strongly disagree. He makes the claims; it's up to him to substantiate them. It doesn't work if people say anything they want and ask others to falsify them; we could all make up statements all day.
- throwanem 10y agoIf the question is as clear as you make it sound, falsifying his statements should be trivial, with the beneficial effect of preventing anyone who cares about factuality from taking his claims seriously. Sounds like an easy win to me, if you can do it.