Looking at the comments quoted by the Verge, it seems like internal Facebook commenters are no better than Fb commenters below news stories: > Another theory f

Looking at the comments quoted by the Verge, it seems like internal Facebook commenters are no better than Fb commenters below news stories: > Another theory floated by multiple employees is that Facebook has been targeted by spies or state-level actors hoping to embarrass the company. “Keep in mind that leakers could be intentionally placed bad actors, not just employees making a one-off bad decision,” one wrote. “Thinking adversarially, if I wanted info from Facebook, the easiest path would be to get people hired into low-level employee or contract roles.” Another wrote: “Imagine that some percentage of leakers are spies for governments. A call to morals or problems of performance would be irrelevant in this case, because dissolution is the intent of those actors. If that’s our threat — and maybe it is, given the current political situation? — then is it even possible to build a system that defaults to open, but that is able to resist these bad actors (or do we need to redesign the system?) Also, the blind loyalty is really disturbing