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Maybe, but all of the companies involved can go f!ck themselves if they return to FB with no concessions. So, a one time ping for an eternal f!ck you? Doesn't

Maybe, but all of the companies involved can go f!ck themselves if they return to FB with no concessions. So, a one time ping for an eternal f!ck you? Doesn't seem to make strategic sense.

forgotmypw17 6y ago
Who's going to report on it?
- LatteLazy 6y ago
  No media outlet hoping for advertising dollars from Starbucks, Coke, etc. So no one.
  - TLightful 6y ago
    Sleeping Giants do a good job. As effective as possible all things considered.
vageli 6y ago
I agree on principle, but I don't think FB will refuse these advertisers when they return (and the advertisers know it).
- LatteLazy 6y ago
  You expect Facebook to take a moral stance? Right when the company will be most desperate for those same dollars?
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  - AnonC 6y ago
    Honestly, your first question stands by itself for all times as far as Facebook is concerned. Facebook is incapable of and disinterested in taking moral stances for any reason.
- TLightful 6y ago
  I'm not talkinng about Facebook. They've shown their hand in terms of who they'll accept and their bankrupt moral standpoint. I just don't think many consumers will let these "paused" companies snuggle back up to FB without a say so. Well, I hope not ... a week is a long time in kicking FB's butt.