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Easy way to fix this: Flag everything you see on Facebook. Once it starts crippling everyday users, they will take more care in taking stuff down just because a
by JoeCortopassi 15y ago
Easy way to fix this: Flag everything you see on Facebook. Once it starts crippling everyday users, they will take more care in taking stuff down just because a random person complains
- ekanes 15y agoRandom abuse against innocent people isn't really the moral solution. Public complaints and negative press for Facebook is a better way.
- JoeCortopassi 15y agoDidn't say it was moral, but it's the only way Facebook listens to complaints
- mkjones 15y agoI wasn't involved with this particular situation, but I work at Facebook and am a pretty avid HN lurker - so "we" (in some sense) definitely listen to what people are talking (and complaining) about. I (and I think some others, like @finiteloop) always try to drop a comment when discussion on here is relevant to stuff we work on.
- CWuestefeld 15y agoDon't Sony and friends have Facebook pages? Since they're the ones that insisted that this weapon be built, it would be ironic if it were deployed against them. (not that I'd advocate such an action, mind you)
- mattdeboard 15y agoDo you honestly think MegaCorp One has no protections/oversight in place to protect other MegaCorps that use its services?