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This happens at any company with any product. Really being blown out of proportion because its facebook.

• bob_theslob646 8y ago
  >"This happens at any company with any product. Really being blown out of proportion because its facebook." How does that make it okay? Why should size of the company matter?
  • newfriend 8y ago
    > Why should size of the company matter? It's not about the size of the company. It's because there is a glut of bad press about facebook currently. This is an example of a mild story being blown out of proportion to garner clicks, because it's fashionable to hate facebook at the moment.
    • Terretta 8y ago
      When the proportion is half the planet, it’s very hard to blow out of it. // figure of speech, looks like 2 1/4 billion: https://www.statista.com/statistics/264810/number-of-monthly-active-facebook-users-worldwide/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/264810/number-of-monthly...
• drugme 8y ago
  This happens at any company with any product. Can you name a few examples?
  • Justin_K 8y ago
    Remember the whole Ray's Pizza fiasco?
    • drugme 8y ago
      Sorry, I'm not a Ray's person. Can you recap?
• omouse 8y ago
  It's illegal though, you have to disclose your affiliation with the company, no?
• kerng 8y ago
  I thought the same, but if you read what was written the folks are actually lying - that seems pretty unethical.