But the real question that nobody has asked themselves in my opinion is this, if someone has written to you pretending to be a foxconn employee sending you those screenshots stolen by the other guy, it means that he wanted to ruin your reputation
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I prefer to implement my strategy of adding comments if there are updates, I mean I think it's the best thing, the guys who write for major information sites also provide it, simple and effective, at least in part
Yeah, your strategy spreads lies and as your tweets show not everyone read the comments. 9/10 people just read the tweet, maybe like it or retweet it, and move on
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I don't spread lies, it's people who do it because they don't read accurately, however I think the best thing to do is try to write a more complete description with all the information
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Ah, blame the twitter user for not doing their research into half the posts you make that end up being fake. It’s all their fault, obviously.
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