For the larger HN crowd, it is worth calling out Facebook's hypocritical stance. They've launched a vaguely worded and misleading campaign, abusing their reach

For the larger HN crowd, it is worth calling out Facebook's hypocritical stance. They've launched a vaguely worded and misleading campaign, abusing their reach to get people's support for Internet.org, phrased in such a way that it is hard to say no to it, see this screenshot: https://twitter.com/prkvs/status/628405660326084608 https://twitter.com/prkvs/status/628405660326084608 They profess the need for neutrality in the US, but not in India (or when they do, it is a doublespeak version). The same goes for Google: http://scroll.in/article/717663/double-standards-facebook-and-google-are-happy-to-support-net-neutrality-in-us-but-violate-it-in-india http://scroll.in/article/717663/double-standards-facebook-an...