i admit i do not know the whole story, however bosworth's memo sounds very cultish: > That conversation is now gone. And I won’t be the one to bring it back fo

i admit i do not know the whole story, however bosworth's memo sounds very cultish: > That conversation is now gone. And I won’t be the one to bring it back for fear it will be misunderstood by a broader population that doesn’t have full context on who we are and how we work. > This is the very real cost of leaks. We had a sensitive topic that we could engage on openly and explore even bad ideas, even if just to eliminate them. If we have to live in fear that even our bad ideas will be exposed then we won’t explore them or understand them as such, we won’t clearly label them as such, we run a much greater risk of stumbling on them later. Conversations go underground or don’t happen at all. And not only are we worse off for it, so are the people who use our products. this sets facebook as the chosen ones or saviors of the people. and of course the commoners dont understand and cannot be privy to these esoteric methods.