In comparison to that headline, I brought to light a ROTR headline sensationalizing a ride breaking down which happens Every. Single. Day. Cherrypicking is bad, and it doesn't even work here.
This 'Hagrid's Delayed' is not a headline that is trying to stir the pot. Good media reporting should report news that explains and informs; it's the incisive and misleading content for views that's degrading public intellect and its understanding of fact. I'd reread the entire headline.
Being wrong is okay, and if you showed a legitimate counter, I would currently be reassessing my understanding, so that I could find the truth. Arguing for the sake of an argument benefits no one, so...
I'm pleased to know that it is a reputable news site. I like vetting articles I read but was simply showing how it could influence public opinion. After all, it was high on Google search. However, a more accurate headline that doesn't weaponize an insignificant fact would uphold that standard. It's not a cause for panic, but troubling that you see these two headlines equally.
I'm far from a Pixie Duster and I'm not knocking on Universal (they've made a killer ride), but my point still stands that for whatever reason, Disney's park headlines have been so negative as of late in an ironically good time. I mean they're managing crowds with boarding groups and giving them free park tickets if they can't make it in!
TL;DR The article alone isn't a big deal, but as a collective of headlines (even a thread on the forums), it's not something one should support by cherrypicking and misrepresenting using a narrative. My initial point raised about RoTR's coverage still stands correct upon further examination.
I appreciate the passion, however, and I have no ill intent.
