I feel quite certain, (78.9% sure) that the OP made this thread with the intent of "tricking the gullible". NOW
This "intent" may not be the sole purpose of the thread, or even a greater part of the purpose. But it is PART OF THE PURPOSE. And I feel that this type of behavior is bringing ATS down.
Now:
Originally posted by spacekc929
Yeah, it was like that in the beginning...
In reference to the "size" and "font" of the disclaimer in the OP.
You are correct! I am mistaken on this point. I have read the OP (not stories) at least 10 times by now, and I based my stance on this post
I have been bested by my human nature! I apologize to the OP, for this mistake alone.
Lastly, one mistake does not discount my entire stance...
First off, I got the definition of 'false' from the Merriam-Webster's dictionary. So no, it's not a false statement. It's merely a different definition, which, I think, deserves just as much credit.
Here is the Mirriam Webster definition...
Main Entry: 1false
Pronunciation: \ˈfȯls\
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): fals·er; fals·est
Etymology: Middle English fals, faus, from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French, from Latin falsus, from past participle of fallere to deceive
Date: 12th century
1 : not genuine alse documents> alse teeth>
Where are your words? Oh I see them here UNDER 2b:
2 a : intentionally untrue alse testimony> b : adjusted or made so as to deceive alse scales> trunk with a false bottom> c : intended or tending to mislead false promise>
ANOTHER false statement.
And now you are "cherry picking" definitions to suit you? What is 2A???
2 a : intentionally untrue alse testimony>
www.merriam-webster.com...
The rest of your post is filled with these attempts at semantics at well.
I think I have shown enough (again) to prove my stance.
Since you guys can't read one sentence at a time, apparently, here is the EXACT PART YOU BROKE.
You will not post any material that is knowingly false, ..., or ...
You will not post any material that is knowingly ..., ..., or inaccurate.
See that?
Now, those pictures. Are those real, or false?
ARE THE PICTURES REAL OR FALSE?????
Is that SO hard to answer?
EDIT (To fix: )
semantis to semantics
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EDIT (To explain)
The Mirriam Webster quotes have brackets around their "examples" this is why all the F's are missing from false. Also why I don't use them for quoting definitions
[edit on 7/13/2010 by adigregorio]
[edit on 7/13/2010 by adigregorio]




