It was a hoax then, two weeks later, it’s still a hoax.
Why doesn’t anybody call this guy on this grotesque disinformation? Hoaxes about suicide are not funny. The post continues to rank in the top 100 posts for WordPress’s 1 million+ blogs, as of August 9.
Do people really prefer a grisly hoax to the truth?
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(Don’t know if you’ll remember to read my reply to your table question so here it is. You can go ahead and delete this comment after you read it.)
There is a way to create tables using HTML. (BTW, the “table” shown above is just a png image that I created on my computer and then uploaded.) To get a “real” table, go to this website:
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_table.asp
And type the example into WordPress. It doesn’t work in the comments, apparently, but I did get the example to show up correctly in the main body of the post.
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