No, the situation isn't simple. Misinformation involves spreading known falsehoods to deceive. This intent separates it from errors or mistakes.

Creating lies is easier than debunking them. It takes more time, effort, and resources to debunk lies. Thus, labeling something as misinformation is efficient. It warns readers to be skeptical and check facts, especially on fast-spreading social media.

Sometimes, lies become misinformation without intent. If a large account spreads a lie, its reach can turn it into disinformation, intent or not. Big accounts should be more responsible, checking facts multiple times. As they say, "with great power comes great responsibility."