This is wrong on many points; First, AFAIK, Zuck is not just another founder, he is a major driver of internal FB culture, which is intensive, akin to Brin&Page

This is wrong on many points; First, AFAIK, Zuck is not just another founder, he is a major driver of internal FB culture, which is intensive, akin to Brin&Page. You can't just oust him and replace him with a corporate raider MBA type that the troops won't respect. Second: "Because Facebook has treated us so badly, there is still the possibility that we can just turn and walk away." Can we just put this misguided idea to rest, nobody's leaving FB, at least for now. Checkout the recent post on HN about "leave FB day" and how very few people actually did it. People have invested greatly in their social networks, this is not something you switch individually, e.g. like your search engine choice, the majority of your network has to do so, too. FB has to make much larger snafus than the recent one to provoke large scale user drops.