Facebook is not appealing the spam decision and, the spokesperson points out, it has won on hacking so far. The wording of 'won on hacking' is extremely worryi

Facebook is not appealing the spam decision and, the spokesperson points out, it has won on hacking so far. The wording of 'won on hacking' is extremely worrying, if it is verbatim. Facebook seem to act here as if they can steamroll over power-users who stray too far from the 'norm', so to speak, without consequence: while it is true that all companies must try to save face, accusing an app developer of hacking and spamming is too far. I guess not appealing the spam decision is some small humility, but treating a lawsuit like a competition to 'win' has certain implications on Facebook's strategy.