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Neither, it's just PR speak: the plane landed "safely" in the sense that no one was injured and only some property damage occurred.

• Spooky23 6y ago
  No, that's deceptive and projects weakness and insecurity. You can put a turd in a gold box, but it's still a turd. If a man needs to stretch the language to conceal a trivial event that is publicly known, what else is he hiding? It's weird on many levels, as yakking about the disappointment of a pet/vanity project's stumble on it's ascent to greatness is a great distraction from the substance of Facebook.
  • naringas 6y ago
    what's worse, this is a systemic issue not at all unique to facebook. it all started when every pizzeria became the best pizza in the city; and just goes off from there.
    • catalogia 6y ago
      Saying something landed safely when it actually crashed goes beyond mere puffery.
• BiteCode_dev 6y ago
  So intentional deception.
• mola 6y ago
  Calling deception "PR speak" doesn't make it not deception.