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There are clear methods to decide if a company has dominant position or not. It has nothing to do with whether you can use another one or not. Perhaps you don't
by nametakenobv 10y ago
There are clear methods to decide if a company has dominant position or not. It has nothing to do with whether you can use another one or not. Perhaps you don't have an idea what you are talking about.
- gnaritas 10y agoYou're wrong, simple as that. Being dominant simply is not enough. The FTC couldn't even make a case against Google, a far more dominant company than Facebook. You're just making shit up dude, just stop, there is no case here for anti-trust nor will there be.
- nametakenobv 10y ago>You're wrong, simple as that. Being dominant simply is not enough. Yeah, I'm gonna bet on me and my law degree for being right about that. Whether Facebook is in a dominant position is for the court to decide. You on the other hand are a funny... dude. Haha, "dude" he says :)
- gnaritas 10y agoGreat, get back to me when hell freezes over, because that'll happen before Facebook is ever taken down by anti-trust laws.
- dang 10y agoYou frequently break the HN guidelines by being uncivil. This is not ok, and we've warned you many times before. If you keep doing it we're going to ban you, despite the fact that we (and I personally) have bent over backwards to avoid doing that.