Probably, though with secretary filtering etc, that and it's easy to sweep under the carpet - this is an old school way of going public about a problem in that

Probably, though with secretary filtering etc, that and it's easy to sweep under the carpet - this is an old school way of going public about a problem in that it peer-pressures the CEO to actually respond and under public scrutiny. More modern day approach would be some epic social media post that goes viral or is from somebody with a lot of followers. I would also say today that a hand written letter is more likely to get a response from a CEO than any email.