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If you construct a community resource, you have a responsibility to the community. This transcends business interest, which is illegitimate and immoral. If you
by medfok 9y ago
If you construct a community resource, you have a responsibility to the community. This transcends business interest, which is illegitimate and immoral. If you want to be a part of my life you need to be responsible.
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- gt_ 9y agoAs things stand, Facebook has no responsibility beyond those required by law and market. This is not an endorsement of anything, but a reminder of the reality.
- jeffdavis 9y agoNo, they have no legal responsibilities beyond those required by law. If they behave unethically we can certainly complain about it, and possibly take some kind of action if we feel strongly enough (e.g. boycott).
- gt_ 9y agoLike I said, they have a responsibility defined by the market. I’m not sure how your argument extends their responsibility any more than I did. You comment concerning the users’ freedoms is, sure, correct; that’s the market I’m talking about. Please clarify your argument if you have one.
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