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You say it isn't facebook's fault and then go on to say they should be punished. Why should anyone be punished for something they didn't do?
by qubax 8y ago
You say it isn't facebook's fault and then go on to say they should be punished. Why should anyone be punished for something they didn't do?
- saudioger 8y agoI'm saying a lot of sites are punished, but Facebook is able to get through/away with it because of scale. It's very much a two-tier punishment system. Such a colossal platform is given leniency all around under the "we have too much content to police effectively" model.
- gammateam 8y agomost of it comes down to effective use of lawyers, not scale although these things can be correlated, use of client-attorney privilege stonewalls a lot of pencil-pusher investigations and protects the entity from sanctions