Microsoft asks its employees to stay away from the "April Fool" landfill sites

Every year in early April, landings and tips based on the "April Fool's", which lasted too long, became so widespread that people did not believe the information published at the beginning of the fourth month of the Gregorian calendar because of the spread of lies. This prompted Microsoft to ask its employees not to get carried away.

Through Chris Caposeela, the company's marketing director, Microsoft sent a letter to his employees asking them to stay away from April Fools' dumps in the company to avoid unnecessary things because of the nature of the dumps. Cabosella explained that the available data confirm the low impact of these landfills and sometimes contribute to other trends.

This move is different from Microsoft as one of the most important technology companies and it is good that the rest of the companies adopt the same approach to April Fools.