I agree that the personal attacks are unfair. But when you look at his role of CEO of a company that wields as much power as Facebook it is unsurprising that a

I agree that the personal attacks are unfair. But when you look at his role of CEO of a company that wields as much power as Facebook it is unsurprising that a lot of people are going to be interested in his foibles. The more power they have they more the discussion becomes political in nature and an unconventional 26 year old guy like Zuck is always going to have image problems in this domain. To me it seems inevitable that some 'adult supervision' will be required, even if only for the sake of image and to relate to the older power structures. Something similar seems to be working for Google.