Addendum: for an example of how it's done right, look at Slack. Slack has a completely different business model and general objective in serving the user, but d

Addendum: for an example of how it's done right, look at Slack. Slack has a completely different business model and general objective in serving the user, but divorcing this conversation from that fundamental idea, Slack (without being pretentious) gets it right 85% of the time, in that I'm able to do what I want, and get what I need. Facebook, on the other hand, is stepping in shit 75% of the time, and waxes manipulative when not seeming generally confusing and disorganized. And to return to the original subject at hand, compare Facebook (right now, today) to React's general website and documentation facelift. The comparison turns out to be surprisingly different in quality. (hint: facebook rates lower)