FROM: Greg Fisher, greg@truthandfalsity.com
TO: Kara Richardson, State of Georgia
CC: Kimberly Bourroughs Debrow; Board of Directors, Transunion (via R. Mantz); Wright Banks, State of Georgia
DATE: Saturday, March 1, 2025, 10:50 AM
SUBJECT: falsity

Please stop publishing false information.

You, the state of Georgia, published the false information, in the internet domain georgia.gov, "Trans Union." https://dbf.georgia.gov/credit-reporting-and-credit-scores

There is no organization named that.

That, false information, is the premise for a game I am conducting in which you are, with no say in the matter, a participant. Its first round is an introduction and pointing out the breadth of falsity. The Game is documented at creditscoring.com/game and moves across a map of the conterminous US. The first line of contestants are the northernmost states. The last line starts with Texas, includes you and ends with North Carolina.

In fact, your same page also states, "Transunion." And, on the third hand, in the oddly titled article "Credit Reports and Credit Score," you published, "TransUnion." https://consumer.georgia.gov/consumer-topics/credit-reports-and-credit-score

To summarize, you published,

If I told you to address me as FiShEr, would you kowtow to me and do so?

Wait.

Here's a good one: "On the March 2, President Barak Obama made a presidential visit to Savannah." https://dps.georgia.gov/sites/dps.georgia.gov/files/related_files/site_page/2010%20DPS%20AR_FINAL.pdf#page=35

What is your policy regarding false information you have published?

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