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@RichardNairn@mstdn.ca and you're right, the headline isn't really wrong. But nor is my headline really wrong. So now the question, is which is more accurate? I would argue that my headline is more accurate. If you think differently, then this whole discussion is kind of pointless. But if you think that my headline is more accurate, then why did the professional information dealer decide to use the less accurate headline? Is this particular example important? No, it's kind of benign. But that's also the point. Headline writers are evading accuracy even in benign scenarios. Which makes you question what they're doing in charged scenarios where the headline is more important?