> Framing is not bothersome so much as it is informative. It's the writer's decision to use the word "poached", with all the connotations and implications that

> Framing is not bothersome so much as it is informative. It's the writer's decision to use the word "poached", with all the connotations and implications that carries. But they shouldn't be given free reign to set that tone and tell that kind of story without defending their choices. My literally point is that it’s not informative but rather a common-use term meaning “hired away from a competitor” I get that it should mean more than that, but to most people it doesn’t.