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No it only proves they reject ads from the founder of the company. That’s the only proof you can establish based on the facts. There is no evidence they are vet
by happertiger 8y ago
No it only proves they reject ads from the founder of the company. That’s the only proof you can establish based on the facts. There is no evidence they are vetting anything, and in fact it’s more likely they just filter out zuck.* than the implication that a larger system is at work (Occams razor).
- dibstern 8y agoHahaha my god dude. First, he said it seems to indicate, not prove beyond a reasonable doubt. Second, you think it’s more likely that they filter every single request specifically for Zuckerberg, but do all of the other filtering later on in the pipeline? It’s much more likely that all the filtering happens at the one time, especially at a place like Facebook where most engineers seem to focus on optimising something for performance gains. Occam’s Razor - it’s knocking on your door, asking to not be quoted when you’re not actually using it.
- josefresco 8y ago"but do all of the other filtering later on in the pipeline?" I believe the parent comment was claiming there is no general filter and/or vetting for others - only for Zuck.
- aljones 8y ago"An attempt to place an ad posing as Hillary Clinton was denied."