misinformation

I wouldn't say it is misinformation, though I agree that the issue is far from decided.

But according to the article, the municipalities responded and got the metals out of the water, so I guess the problem is misinformation?

If you're going to be paranoid about shills, astroturfing, and misinformation, at least be paranoid on all sides.

So the reader gets misinformation, and loses trust in the site, and the bias remains.

It's certainly hard to follow, but we are on a platform that makes misinformation incredibly easy to produce.

To me it's another example of the lies and misinformation spread by misogyinists.

Open/WebGL has a lot of misinformation across the web, so it's great to be able to learn from people who have more experience.

If I have collected any misinformation you should instead correct me so that others do not receive wrong information.

You're spreading a bit of misinformation here about the nature of saturated fats.

But thanks for the opportunity to correct the misinformation you were spreading.

Again, I encourage you to seek clarity instead of spreading misinformation: Why don't you ask him?

But I see so much misinformation that sometimes I feel compelled to point out where/how the correct information can be found.

Saying "stop spreading misinformation" is basically speaking for others.

"It works in my home, why isn't it the same in the office." Is it misinformation?

I didn't see what you were implying is "misinformation" if anything the link only supports that there is legitimate concerns about soy and that the only group to benefit are women with low estrogen levels (postmenopausal).

The state uses propaganda, misinformation, and censorship to make an already captive citizenry even more confused and submissive." That could easily be a description of the US or the UK; neither of which you'd associate with "socialism".