I'm sensitive to this, which is why I added those questions to the end. But let me make create a random example. Oil companies will be able to advertise on Fac

I'm sensitive to this, which is why I added those questions to the end. But let me make create a random example. Oil companies will be able to advertise on Facebook and reach everybody. Environmental organizations talking about oil will not. We don't call the oil companies a political or social issue advertiser, but this disparate treatment for what we consider "social issues" is going to have real-world implications. You're not there for the ads at all -- you're there for "pictures, the shared calendar and the messaging."