When someone [knowingly] shares disinfo is different than accidental.

I think the disinfo will increase. I think we are going to have to begin discussing shared info more than we do. Find the supporting info and the countering info.

Some disinfo is subtle too. Might have 80% truth and 20% disinfo. The 20% gets attacked to discredit the 80% real info.

I'd argue that accidents are only an excuse up to an extent.

If you have thousands of followers you have a responsibility to do some fact checking before spreading things. Saying "I didn't know" or "do your own research" is not an excuse if you didn't try to know, and just didn't care about the collateral damage of misinforming your followers.

If you do your due diligence and something slips past, that's different again.

I see a lot of people spreading garbage to thousands, who then get defensive when you point it out to them.

Anons need put some effort into not misleading other anons, otherwise we will be spinning in circles until the end of times.

The key: “knowingly”

Or ignorantly. If you don't even try to know and spread it anyway.