It's almost the inverse of websites being too powerful to compete with. The people scraping data are too small to bother with. It might be a problem if it bec

It's almost the inverse of websites being too powerful to compete with. The people scraping data are too small to bother with. It might be a problem if it becomes too widespread because of the legislation. The music industry survived Napster and file sharing because it had other revenue paths. But I guess if Facebook fell to an alternative way to interact which Facebook couldn't afford to stop, then that'd just be the free market at work.