while I am willing to believe the Guardian may have overstated certain things, it's hard to imagine what they'd have to gain from fabricating a full quote .. Whisper editor-in-chief claims complete fabrication, but unless he was there the whole time, not sure if he can do so credibly (plus, i assume journalists still take notes). Why would anyone fabricate something that easily checked?
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Is that a quote that the Guardian invented from whole cloth, or is that how you see your users?
It's a bit reminiscent of "They 'trust me'. Dumb fucks."[0], if the Guardian is accurate here.
[0] http://www.businessinsider.com/well-these-new-zuckerberg-ims...
while I am willing to believe the Guardian may have overstated certain things, it's hard to imagine what they'd have to gain from fabricating a full quote .. Whisper editor-in-chief claims complete fabrication, but unless he was there the whole time, not sure if he can do so credibly (plus, i assume journalists still take notes). Why would anyone fabricate something that easily checked?