Petr Švec criticized the use of the phrase "if it is confirmed" when spreading unverified or, in his opinion, false claims. He wrote that such a reservation could later serve as a defense for the authors, even though readers might interpret the message as confirmed. As an example, he cited Tomáš Zdechovský, who, according to him, wrote about the matter in about 15 posts. One of them had millions of views and tens of thousands of likes, according to Švec. Švec also mentioned Barek Svata, who, according to him, shared the same unverified information in several posts and once used the phrase "once someone measures it properly." Švec urged both to wait for actual measurement and confirmation before spreading what he labeled as hoaxes. #dezinformace #hoaxy #potvrzení (translated)






