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What are you talking about? If you claim something is dangerous and want it removed, you better have god damn compelling evidence of the "danger". Explain what
by prohobo 5y ago
What are you talking about? If you claim something is dangerous and want it removed, you better have god damn compelling evidence of the "danger".
Explain what the danger is, and how it is manifesting.
And intentionality is absolutely relevant to this, considering we are essentially judging a conversation between two people. Does the same conversation in a bar constitute misinformation? When does it go from conversation to declaration? When does opinion become misinformation?
I'm not currently interested in whether what they're saying is true or not, I'm interested in whether it can be considered misinformation in spirit of the meaning of the word. If their intention is to discuss something sincerely, then it's not misinformation - it's opinion.