Things that are authentically real are good.

Things that look real that aren't, but never try to convince you they are real, are fine and can be quite thoughtful. This is where suspension of disbelief comes into play for works of fiction.

Something that looks real, presents itself as authentic, but isn't.. these things infuriate me because the context of it being real is often solely what would make it interesting.

I appreciate digesting accurate information, I can suspend disbelief for tasteful media. I cannot entertain for a second 90% of the internet where content is constantly trying to present itself as authentic, and competes for attention, but is entirely scripted fiction.

For me, how the information, story, or content presents itself is very important when consuming it.