misleading thread title

[alien42]

http://forums.anandtech.com/me...id=52&threadid=2276747

should the title not say Dianne Feinstein instead of just Democrats since she is what the article in the OP is about? especially considering Obama is pro-net neutrality as is his rumored FCC chair pick. highly misleading and false thread title, imo.




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esquared
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[Fern]

The last paragraph of the article says Waxman (another Democrat) supports the initiative. So at least two Democratic Congresspersons are pushing this.

Therefore, as a Mod in P&N I don't find it all that misleading. I.e., IMO it's sufficiently accurate.

Fern
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[alien42]

Originally posted by: Fern
The last paragraph of the article says Waxman (another Democrat) supports the initiative. So at least two Democratic Congresspersons are pushing this.

Therefore, as a Mod in P&N I don't find it all that misleading. I.e., IMO it's sufficiently accurate.

Fern
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"Word from Public Knowledge is that Congressman Henry Waxman will back Feinstein's amendment"

the Feinstein bit is fact, the Waxman is rumor and to say that two people represent some sort of Democratic majority is completly false.

imo, you are as much a partisan hack as a mod.

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[Fern]

Originally posted by: alien42
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...to say that two people represent some sort of Democratic majority is completly false.

imo, you are as much a partisan hack as a mod.

He didn't say "Democratic majority" as you claim.

He said 'Democrats", as in plural. 'Two' meets that definition.

Fern

 

[alien42]

Originally posted by: Fern

Originally posted by: alien42
-snip-
...to say that two people represent some sort of Democratic majority is completly false.

imo, you are as much a partisan hack as a mod.

He didn't say "Democratic majority" as you claim.

He said 'Democrats", as in plural. 'Two' meets that definition.

Fern

so if i start a thread titled "Republicans molest children" and then provide two examples, is that ok?