What I get from this article is that these people should be salaried employees, not contractors. Sure it's not as cheap for Facebook, but folding them into a s

What I get from this article is that these people should be salaried employees, not contractors. Sure it's not as cheap for Facebook, but folding them into a system that already exists is probably more cost efficient for society itself than having them fend for themselves in the money-pit of a private marketplace.