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Nope. I just don't think the "walled garden" criticism really applies. Walled gardens usually don't allow you to put data in or take data out. Presumably Zynga
by natrius 17y ago
Nope. I just don't think the "walled garden" criticism really applies. Walled gardens usually don't allow you to put data in or take data out. Presumably Zynga will still be able to use the Facebook API on their site, so the data that is supposedly behind a wall will still be accessible.