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I really hate to break this to you, but that is what they (those people in developing regions) actually want. You may think you know what they want, or perhaps
by evgen 10y ago
I really hate to break this to you, but that is what they (those people in developing regions) actually want. You may think you know what they want, or perhaps you think you know what they should want, but traffic stats don't lie. For people who have limited or no connectivity this is a far better option than waiting around for someone to deliver ponies and rainbows that never seem to arrive. If you wanted to start spending your time and money shipping them the ponies you think they really want I wish you luck, but they will be quite happy to just use Facebook in the interim while waiting for your magic ponies...
- paavokoya 10y agoFast forward 20 years when the people of those regions are unable to create an open and free internet because Facebook holds the legal monopoly in many of those areas (think Comcast)