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> With little or no recourse to them. Did those parties enter into a contract with Facebook that said that Facebook owed recourse if they changed or censored s
by wyager 10y ago
> With little or no recourse to them.
Did those parties enter into a contract with Facebook that said that Facebook owed recourse if they changed or censored something? Evidently not.
- dredmorbius 10y agoDoes the victim of pollution, or of a highway rerouting, or a relocation of a major traffic draw for brick-and-mortar foot traffic, have any contractual claim to their previously-enjoyed benefit? Power and rights are far more about the ability to effectively press a claim than specifically detailed binding pacts. The matter was whether or not Facebook could effect a taking. Not the rights of recourse of others. You're dragging goalposts.