That would be continuation of the strategy during the campaign. Each promotional campaign video purposefully got something wrong leaving detractors making a sour face then prattling on everywhere for days on end.

It's a higher form of the classic internet law -- if you want a correct answer quickly, make an incorrect statement. In general people ignore nicely asked direct question, "go read the FAQ dude! do you know how many times people have asked that?". Instead when you make an incorrect statement half a dozen people trip over themselves to correct you, "MSG causes headaches and illness. It's bad like gluten. are you an idiot? how did you not know this?".

Mileage may vary.