Notices by Marie Helene (mhka@bsd.network)

I feel like Merriam-Webster is trolling me.

"It has come to our attention lately that there is a small and polite group of people who are not overly fond of the word irregardless. This group, who we might refer to as the disirregardlessers (..)"

https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/is-irregardless-a-real-word-heh-heh

I remember back in 1998, when learning about being #critical to sources.

Some of the tips on detecting unauthentic #sources (today known as 'fake news') was to look for typos, grammatical errors, and inconsistencies in the article.

These days, only #satire sites are typo-free, use proper grammar, and are internally consistent within an article.

Another tip was to look for the articles sources; those are rare in news articles these days!

I'll leave it to you to figure out the take-away here.