Fast Company asks whether the term 'honey trap' should be dropped

1. What happened

   According to a Fast Company article, the phrase 'honey trap' should stop being used. Only the headline was available to me, so the author's full argument is not known.

2. When it started

   The publication date was not included in the material provided.

3. How it spread

   The article is published on fastcompany.com under the headline 'Can we please stop calling it a honey trap?'. Its body text was not provided.

4. Why it matters

   The headline indicates the writer objects to the label, but the specific reasons were not in the material provided, so they cannot be summarised here.