I really dont think that many people are surprised by this. When Facebook launched their new API's, they did it hastily, and in a sudden move, rather than rolli

I really dont think that many people are surprised by this. When Facebook launched their new API's, they did it hastily, and in a sudden move, rather than rolling them out slowly. In doing so, several things were borked, such as the dev forum, a lot built on the old api, and all semblance of privacy. While this is bad, it is also a huge privacy shift. Anyone remember the old Wired interview with Zuck, where he explicitly said that he was making it private, and a walled garden, on purpose, to get people to share more? Now, that has basically been reversed, and the communication from FBHQ has been sparse and done little to reassure or fix things.