It's controversial merely because it doesn't belong in a security tool that's intended to warn users about malware. I say this as a non-management, rank-and-fi

It's controversial merely because it doesn't belong in a security tool that's intended to warn users about malware. I say this as a non-management, rank-and-file employee: I don't like the idea of activists (whether I agree with their cause or not) hijacking the company's internal tools to broadcast their message. There are plenty of ways to communicate with your colleagues, there's just need to resort to that. The worst part is that when the activists abuse the company's open tools, the likely response will be to put more restrictions down the tools. In the end, everyone loses because of one individual's thoughtless, narcissistic actions.