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I welcome a title change. False is equally good at articulating the subject. There is a specific case of deliberately fraudulent reports mentioned in the artic
by buisi 6y ago
I welcome a title change. False is equally good at articulating the subject.
There is a specific case of deliberately fraudulent reports mentioned in the article. Or highly likely to be such. An individual who makes thousands of false reports despite being repeatedly reminded not to do so.
- buisi 6y agoThe new title is more accurate (in the sense of fraudulent) although the new terms may be less immediately recognizable to readers and it doesn't mention the sheer scale of the problem. What IWF chases goes beyond the range of actual abuse to actual people too. I don't really mind it. I'm just clarifying my rationale for the previous one I chose. The new one is fine as it's closer to the original title of the article.