> If they already disabled the API that CA was using, is "inaction" really the right word? If nothing else, it's a classic case of closing the barn doors after

> If they already disabled the API that CA was using, is "inaction" really the right word? If nothing else, it's a classic case of closing the barn doors after the horses are long gone. And Facebook's barn was built with every wall as an open door, and they've been slowly locking them up as people get outraged enough about things to demand it. But there are still tons of open doors.