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> The report existing doesn't mean this isn't some counter information campaign But it uses the name/rep of an actual university, and presumably is data is ope
by Chris2048 5y ago
> The report existing doesn't mean this isn't some counter information campaign
But it uses the name/rep of an actual university, and presumably is data is open for peer review? a "counter information" campaign that fights falsehood with truth is fine in my book. I'd call that an "awareness campaign".
> this post seems to engage in similar tactics
In what sense?
- boomboomsubban 5y agoYou are only looking at the report. As a comparison, the report is like the Ambassador's tweet, though it may be biased it's unlikely to be part of any disinformation campaign. The article and the article being posted here are like the bot retweets and replies, taking one legitimate piece of information and both distorting it and spreading it wider than it normally would go.