4 ms·
It’s going to depend on how you judge those moral hazards and how much the money means to you and your life goals. It’s a lot to weigh up. Remember though you c
by quickthrower2 6y ago
It’s going to depend on how you judge those moral hazards and how much the money means to you and your life goals. It’s a lot to weigh up. Remember though you can always join them quit later if you find it goes against your morals too much.
- notduncansmith 6y ago^ This. With every reasonable person that leaves Facebook and isn’t replaced, it becomes easier for them to misbehave. You shouldn’t risk your well-being, but it’s worth considering the amount of information you’d gain and potential positive influence you could have.