You’re much better off disregarding very weak evidence.
Yes. This shouldn’t be confused with regarding it as lack of evidence. Occasionally you are better off making use of it after all, if the margins for a decision are slim. Evidence is never itself fallacious, the error is its misrepresentation as something that it isn’t, and an act of labeling something as a fallacy can itself easily fall into such a fallacy, for example implying that weak evidence of certain form should be seen as lack of evidence or as counterevidence.
Yes. This shouldn’t be confused with regarding it as lack of evidence. Occasionally you are better off making use of it after all, if the margins for a decision are slim. Evidence is never itself fallacious, the error is its misrepresentation as something that it isn’t, and an act of labeling something as a fallacy can itself easily fall into such a fallacy, for example implying that weak evidence of certain form should be seen as lack of evidence or as counterevidence.