Kyle Stoneman's justification of his Web site, gullible.info, which is intentionally misinforming, strikes me as a bit pompous ("And Now, Fake Trivia," Online Diary, March 10).
I was told they were misinformed; my luggage actually did arrive with me when I first landed.
"As far as I'm concerned, my aunt is misinformed by her children and her grandchildren," she told me.
After two coffees, a series of escalating discussions, and about 100 text messages of scholarly references, Abu finally admitted he to me that his definition of jihad was misinformed.
"The context for the referendum vote was a public which had been poorly" informed, "if not misinformed about the issue," the former Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger told me.
What does surprise me a little is that people are still so misinformed.
Mr. Liu didn't get a response, but a Cablevision spokesman told me this week, without being specific, that Mr. Liu's letter was "woefully misinformed, inaccurate and political".
Times readers were further misinformed by Roger Lewis's suggestion that "the dons are sewing it up to elect" me this time round.
"I don't have a problem with people following their principles, but what bugs me is when people pick and choose," says Lynn. "People are really misinformed about the products they wear.
A source close to the company told me "Second Life has received a tremendous amount of press, but it has in my opinion, misinformed the world as to what a virtual world really is".
