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Quote from: PrimeNumber7 on May 01, 2022, 09:19:01 PM

I don't think your list is even accurate. I follow some of the people's posts that you cited as being "pro war", and some of them have never commented on the Russian invasion. I don't think refraining from commenting is the same as "supporting".

Support by merites or in any other way is also support.

I am not sure what you mean by "merites". It appears that word may be French, and the translation into English does not make sense in the context of what I wrote.

Merit - in the upper right corner above the message.
People give merit to the one who wrote the message and they want to support and approve what is written.

Ah, okay. I understand what you were saying now.

When I give someone merit, I am not necessarily agreeing with the post. I am saying that it may be beneficial for others to read the post. Often times the two go hand in hand, but this is not always the case. Although there are few regulations as to the merit system, I understand the above is the intended use for merits.

This means if I were to merit a "pro-Russia" post, I am saying that others should read the post. This could mean that the post says something important about the author, it could mean that the author put a lot of effort into the post, it could mean the post is insightful, or it could mean that for some other reason, I believe that others should read the post.

Your point of view is also valid.
But in this case, people write lies, a stream of nonsense, propaganda, and they are given merit for this.