If Truth is Fact, there shouldn't be the need for two words to talk about the same thing.
It is quite a fact that many other two words mean the same thing. That is why the thesaurus and the word "synonym" came about.
Someone is telling misinformation to another person. If you merely reported the "FACT", you will only be saying this guy tells that guy this and this. But you have never reported the "TRUTH" that he has bluffed that guy.
I'm don't think people who reports misinformation is reporting a fact, but will let readers make their judgement. If I were in that shoes confronted with a word I would say it's a "version".
I would have thought that you are very well worse in English and logical thinking but end up a word smith that would only follow the book.
As said forummers will make their judgement, but whatever smith, I would not argue that the moon is cube-ish at this age, much less chiding another for poor eyesight when they see a round moon. BTW wordsmith is not one who follows the book. There are a lot online dictionaries these days.
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