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Especially since they presumably use FB for internal discussions... Why not use the same (weak) moderation mechanisms everyone else has? Not like you can avoid
by kurthr 6y ago
Especially since they presumably use FB for internal discussions... Why not use the same (weak) moderation mechanisms everyone else has? Not like you can avoid politics on your regular feed.
I guess he realizes they don't work.
- JamesBarney 6y agoIt seems far easier to police the 50,000 people you write checks to, than a billion users.
- fatnoah 6y agoAFAIK, Facebook is not used for internal discussions. Unlike the Facebook we all have, there are no controls to block users, flag posts as "see fewer like this", etc. I've used those to great effect and see zero political content on my FB feed.
- bhupy 6y ago> Why not use the same (weak) moderation mechanisms everyone else has? Not like you can avoid politics on your regular feed. Because people don't typically use Facebook at work? It's a recreational tool. The issue is that for Facebook employees, they are working on building that recreational tool, and that hampers productivity and professionalism. > I guess he realizes they don't work. Or he realizes that they work for a service that's typically consumed during one's free time, and not as a direct component of one's employment.