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> I guess that's the kindest possible interpretation. The other interpretation is that the answer is not a good one.

If they wanted to do that, they should have just omitted the question from their FAQ. An evasive answer in a FAQ is a giant footgun, because it just calls attention to the evasion.



It's possible the FAQs were generated by one process and the answers were generated by another.




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