I'm not in agreement that they must show a healthy level of intolerence towards groups [...] Where they've gone wrong is that they haven't segmeneted and creat

I'm not in agreement that they must show a healthy level of intolerence towards groups [...] Where they've gone wrong is that they haven't segmeneted and created a concept of different groups. They've managed to make a platform for where they want to put every group up front. (Unlike reddit, where it's specialized into individual sections) The more extreme groups now seek to get public acknowledgement and their platform is putting it in front. (It's a winner take all scenario). Reddit isn't perfect, but at least there is dedicated groups and there is some interference detection that is being fought against.(To prevent the extreme groups from trying to take over other groups)