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I would say yes. Fixing misinformation (even honest misinformation) on the front page is a good thing.
by jamesaguilar 13y ago
I would say yes. Fixing misinformation (even honest misinformation) on the front page is a good thing.
- notatoad 13y agoi don't think it's clear that there's any misinformation in the cnet article. Nike is officially denying killing the product, but they aren't denying that they've laid off the majority of their hardware team.
- jamesaguilar 13y agoIt says they will stop making wearable hardware in the title, which Nike is flatly denying.
- clarky07 13y agonot really. They said they will continue to sell the current device and support it with software. They make no claims to possibly making any new hardware as far as I could see.
- brianchu 13y agoI don't think we should be changing titles/urls of articles just because a company made a statement denying something. CNET is making a claim. Nike is denying it. That's not grounds for changing titles. Companies, people, and governments deny things that turn out to be true all the time. I'm not saying Nike is lying. Just that their denial is not clear evidence of misinformation.