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I'm not sure what article you have before your eyes, then. The one I have is titled: "Amazon licencie des salariés qui ont affiché leur soutien aux blocages de
by entity345 8y ago
I'm not sure what article you have before your eyes, then.
The one I have is titled: "Amazon licencie des salariés qui ont affiché leur soutien aux blocages des "gilets jaunes"".
That translates to "Amazon sacks employees who publicly expressed their support for Yellow Vests' blockages"
Now, that's clearly quite different from the title of this HN thread (Edit: which is "Amazon fire workers that supported the Yellow Jackets movement")
- huhtenberg 8y ago... which, for the record, is "Amazon fire workers that supported the Yellow Jackets movement"
- umanwizard 8y agoThe title of the thread seems to have changed: now it is 'Amazon fires employees who supported “yellow vest” blockades of Amazon sites'
- close04 8y agoOriginal > Amazon licencie des salariés qui ont affiché leur soutien aux blocages des "gilets jaunes Translation > Amazon fires employees who have shown their support for the "yellow vests" blockades HN title > Amazon fires employees who supported “yellow vest” blockades of Amazon sites I did not use Google Translate but I'm sure it says nothing about "publicly" since that word is completely missing from the article's title. The HN title is perfectly equivalent... now. I assume the title of the thread was changed before both of our comments. Which makes my original question legitimate and also makes me wonder if the mismatch you see is caused by the wrong translation.
- doktrin 8y agoAt the time you made your first comment (as indicated by multiple responders quoting the title in place at the time), the title omitted that the employees had supported the Amazon blockades specifically as opposed to the political movement in general "Amazon fire workers that supported the Yellow Jackets movement" vs. "Amazon fires employees who supported “yellow vest” blockades of Amazon sites"