Verify the accuracy of claims before spreading them

Andrey F. Zelinsky 2013.02.12 07:49 #9321

Karlson:

The original absurd "facts" need to be checked before they are disseminated. NOT "there was a queue of 30,000 people" - but "the restaurant staff served more than 30,000 people in one day" - http://ya-poel.ru/makdonalds1990.htm

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Sergey Gridnev 2013.02.12 07:53 #9322

abolk:
The original absurd facts need to be verified before they are disseminated. NOT "there was a queue of 30,000 people" - but "the restaurant staff served more than 30,000 people in one day" - http://ya-poel.ru/makdonalds1990.htm

In fact, the queues were quite sizeable.

Olegs Kucerenko 2013.02.12 08:12 #9323

abolk:
Absurd "facts" should initially be checked before they are disseminated.

Not the branch to check. Interesting and humorous.

I liked the picture of Putin with a bear on the last page... There's such a flight of fancy checks...

михаил потапыч 2013.02.12 08:53 #9324

Karlson:

Not the branch to check. Interesting and humorous.

I liked the picture of Putin with a bear on the last page... There's such a flight of fancy checks...

It was cropped on photoshop, in fact it was like this

михаил потапыч 2013.02.12 09:39 #9325

abolk:
The original absurd "facts" should be checked before they are disseminated. NOT "there was a line of 30,000 people" - but "the restaurant staff served over 30,000 people in one day" - http://ya-poel.ru/makdonalds1990.htm

Excuse me, I just wanted to clarify. "I ate" - is this some kind of new news agency?