> Koren addressed the human part but ignored the political. Yes, but most people who are only sort of paying attention didn't catch the political part. So now

> Koren addressed the human part but ignored the political. Yes, but most people who are only sort of paying attention didn't catch the political part. So now when someone says "Facebook has an agenda against X!" the response - vocalized or not - becomes "no, they talked about that already." From a PR perspective, it's not a bad move. Towards actually addressing the issue, not so much.. especially since these published guidelines don't include (or at least I can't find), the blacklist numerous insiders have claimed exists, specifically around Twitter and Facebook itself being in Trending.