I think you just made a case for why news outlets shouldn't write articles based on random tweets without verifying anything- that lie is now fact in some peoples minds:

> Chartwells, the school catering company that supplied the package, claimed the photograph showed five days of free lunches, not 10, and the charge for food, packing and distribution was £10.50 not £30,

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2021/jan/12/food-parce...