A person on the security team tasked with notifying employees browsing the Web of company guidelines and policies decided to author a policy notification entire

A person on the security team tasked with notifying employees browsing the Web of company guidelines and policies decided to author a policy notification entirely of her own. That's like the guy hanging up memos from the top floor in the company lunch room one day deciding to slip in a political message, printed on official company stationary to disguise it as an official memo. It's not about using general-purpose internal communication tools to remind co-workers of their rights, it's abuse of a privileged position involving the power to broadcast official messages. Whether someone thinks it's justified by the cause is a separate argument.