Up to 2,000 voters in Wisconsin’s heavily Democratic capital of Madison were sent duplicate absentee ballots, but a city spokesperson says that none had been returned, all affected voters were being contacted and there were multiple safeguards in place to ensure only one ballot is counted.
The correct word is “propagating”
How so? I didn’t write the article, didn’t edit the article, don’t host the article, and I have nothing to do with the news org that published the article. In fact, I haven’t even published it, I merely posted a link to the article.
And that news article is seen by WAY more eyes on it’s own website than here on Lemmy.
How in any concept of the word is that “propagating”?
So is every single one of the posters who posts an article here “propagating?” What?! lol
Yes, people select articles and propagate/disseminate them by choosing to post them. They often select based on their motive.
I wouldn’t expect that to be a controversial fact. There is some active editorial intent involved in choosing articles to post.
But I’ve posted articles that are critical of Trump, Stein, and Harris, as well as articles praising each of them.
So, if you’re assuming I agree with every viewpoint in the articles I post, how does that even work when I share so many conflicting perspectives?!
I also created and mod a political news community where people have posted articles praising Harris, criticizing Stein, and trashing me—yet I still leave those up.
https://lemmy.world/c/politicsunfiltered
I could have removed them. Seems like a lot of conflicting viewpoints for you to imply I have some agenda.