The top editors at the far-left homosexual-oriented gossip website called Gawker have resigned in protest over an article that was pulled by the owners of the website.  The article in question was a story that outed the CFO of Condé Nast, who, while married to a woman with children, was arranging a sexual encounter with a homosexual gigolo.  (You can read about the sordid details, complete with references to Tom Cruise, Elton John, and Anthony Weiner-like photos, here.)  The article attracted a lot of controversy because the CFO who was outed is not a public figure. Advertisers such as Discover and BF Goodrich, who seemed to have no ethical problems with advertising on a homosexual advocacy site, were said to have problems with this, so the article was pulled by the Gawker owners. As a result, the two top editors of Gawker, Max Reed and Tommy Craggs resigned, claiming interference with editorial independence. This is the part that confuses me....(Read Full Post)