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by sdflhasjd
2202 days ago
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I don't think I can agree with the claim about perfect grammar, a lot of the fake headlines had grammatical errors. I found the easy way of identifying the real from the fake (aside from the grammatical errors) was basically the absurd or extreme (typical clickbait) vs logical nonsense. Examples > The haunted is not what we think it's > The Most Common Words You'd Name You... But Couldn't Names Grammatical error > These adorable pets are supporting the womens march Just typical clickbait > Shane Nakua's Cameo Line is just like any young girl's face I don't understand what that is actually trying to say, so I put it in the logical nonsense pile. |
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