Comment by ksm1717

Given that the only thing like evidence available to the public regarding how Facebook thinks and operates is the outcomes, and any insider knowledge is, by nature, rife with conflict of interest, I don’t think you could expect anyone to assume benevolent intentions.

Not to mention I don’t know what would be effective work toward positive change from an outsider when the decisions made for and by the company are (completely reasonably) made internal to the company.

I kind of agree that the Facebook boogeyman stuff is played out, but it’s not like there’s much of an alternative to discuss.