> if "connecting the world" wasn't actually a positive thing That's the most baffling part. Facebook is a closed platform, so they're not "connecting the world

> if "connecting the world" wasn't actually a positive thing That's the most baffling part. Facebook is a closed platform, so they're not "connecting the world". They set the terms and rules. So I don't know how he is supposed to answer that. Because he's connecting the world, but in a way that has rules and boundaries about what speech is allowed. So he's getting complaints on both sides, people that want it more open and less open. The pro-open ones don't like the control Facebook has and its size. The pro-closed ones don't like hate groups or politicians of one party or another on the platform. And of course some people for whatever reason just don't like him personally, in which case facebook could never win