I understand that.
And I appreciate you taking the time to explain the fine points of protocol.
Words have an assortment of effects, too. The choice of ways to put things can spin a thing to mean something entirely different from the actual event, without being in actual point of detailed fact, either wrong or a lie. It's called slander by insinuation.
The difference between "self-inflicted wound" and "accidental self-wound" is enormous, even though, technically, I can define the two phrases technically as saying the same thing.
The difference between saying "No" and trying to say a paragraph is also considerable.
