This is so different than old company towns. Those were built around remote factories where no housing or stores or services of any kind surrounding them - they

This is so different than old company towns. Those were built around remote factories where no housing or stores or services of any kind surrounding them - they were more like Disneyland, in the sense that everything comes from there. Facebook's "community" is using all the generic terms for every decent sized development in America right now. It's 60 acres - you could walk outside of it in a couple minutes, and you can drive to all of Silicon Valley. There's no "company store" - you can live and shop wherever you want.