> Dissent Erupts at Facebook Over Hands-Off Stance on Political Ads
From the article:
> More than 250 employees have signed the message
Facebook has >35,000 employees. 250 signees is <0.7% of employees. Hardly seems like an "eruption" of dissent.
The article does acknowledge this:
> While the number of signatures on the letter was a fraction of Facebook’s 35,000-plus work force...
So why use such a misleading title? "A tiny fraction of company employees does not like company policies" is a statement you can make about every sizable company.
> Dissent Erupts at Facebook Over Hands-Off Stance on Political Ads
From the article:
> More than 250 employees have signed the message
Facebook has >35,000 employees. 250 signees is <0.7% of employees. Hardly seems like an "eruption" of dissent.
The article does acknowledge this:
> While the number of signatures on the letter was a fraction of Facebook’s 35,000-plus work force...
So why use such a misleading title? "A tiny fraction of company employees does not like company policies" is a statement you can make about every sizable company.