I pretty much agree with you, and I don't think FB is going anywhere anytime soon. But that's part of why I'm bothered (and I think the source of all the wishf

I pretty much agree with you, and I don't think FB is going anywhere anytime soon. But that's part of why I'm bothered (and I think the source of all the wishful-thinking decline of FB stories). Well, that combined with: I don't like FB. I don't like the UI, I don't like the weak/ambiguous/unclear privacy policies, I don't like the narrowness of vision, the constraining of expression, the shallowness of engagement, the walling off of a portion of the internet, and I don't like the corporation. I don't like FB, so I don't use it. But I do understand that it provides some utility to a lot of people. I want FB to "die" so I can have that utility without all the baggage or constraints.