Having worked with journalists, these sound like typical entitlement complaints. Frankly, a lot of writers have an attitude that they&#x27;re &quot;artists&quot; who shouldn&#x27;t be rushed and don&#x27;t have performance requirements.<p>Frankly, it does not sound very hard at all. They have to write 20 posts a day, but each post is only a headline and a brief summary. A focused writer can finish that in 15 minutes.<p>&gt; We had to write in the most passive tense possible. That’s why you’d see headlines that appear in an alien-esque, passive language.<p>Oh no! How dare Facebook strive to be neutral and passive.<p>&gt; After doing a tour in Facebook’s news trenches, almost all of them came to believe that they were there not to work, but to serve as training modules for Facebook’s algorithm<p>Of course they were. Facebook is quite explicitly trying to apply ML throughout their site. Why should they permanently be in the business of employing writers to do something which computers could do reliably and effectively?