> is a walled garden better than an API that lets users share their data? should we shut down the entire graph because of a few bad actors? What is the social

> is a walled garden better than an API that lets users share their data? should we shut down the entire graph because of a few bad actors? What is the social cost of those bad actors? What is the social benefit of "good" actors? How many integrations were simply neutral? I'm legitimately curious about who was using the API for the benefit of society, versus engagement/advertising (which is "neutral" at best).