They're pretty presumptuous they are about what kind of experiences people join Facebook to have. If Facebook is a less satisfying experience for people who ch

They're pretty presumptuous they are about what kind of experiences people join Facebook to have. If Facebook is a less satisfying experience for people who choose not to post photos, then why have those people chosen not to post photos? If people are unanimously less satisfied without posting their name and list of connection to the entire world, then why do some people deliberately keep that information private? Instead of adapting to their users' actual desires, Facebook is forcing their own vision on everyone. I can't see this working out well for them in the long term. They're trying to consciously exploit the network effect they've been lucky enough to develop over the past few years, but are severely overestimating the value they create and the loyalty of their users.