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The thread contains much more context that the article ignores. Which is funny given that tweets (even threads) are generally much more condensed than articles.
by tomp 4y ago
The thread contains much more context that the article ignores. Which is funny given that tweets (even threads) are generally much more condensed than articles.
Yellow journalism at it’s finest.
- itsoktocry 4y ago>The thread contains much more context that the article ignores. That doesn't make the title click bait. >Yellow journalism at it’s finest. Yes, we should only use unbiased sources, like the words of the CEO who oversaw an 80% drop in share price and whom the employees are trying to oust, who starts his thread with "This is dumb".
- passivate 4y agoI don't think we should reward employees for bringing the stock up, but blame the CEO for when the stock drops. Its a team effort either way. >That doesn't make the title click bait. It does. Sensationalism and misleading headlines designed to drive an emotional response are considered click bait too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clickbait https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clickbait