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No it's not. It's explicitly not tone policing. Tone policing is attacking the *validity* of a statement based on its tone. At no point does @garybernhardt claim the statement is invalid; in fact, this whole exercise relies on it being a perfectly valid statement.
No, criticizing the tone of something is not tone policing. Critizing the tone of something *as a way to divert attention from the actual issue* is. That is not the case here: in fact, the article makes the actual message *clearer* by fixing the tone.
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