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Originally Posted by Monahammer
I don't think the legality or word choice really even needs to be questioned hard here.
In PR there's generally a single goal: don't make your organization a talking point or news story through the news releases you let out (unless you're expressly trying to). In this case they chose different words than their peers, and the result is a lot of public scorn. I don't think it's useful to debate whether or not the public is right in feeling this anger- but I think it's pretty clear they do.
Is that not then a failure of the flames PR team? I think it is.
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The public is angry about absolutely everything these days. Most of the time irrationally.