> Facebook can improve its behavior only by putting its business at risk. ... They will never voluntarily do anything that would put the business -- their life'

> Facebook can improve its behavior only by putting its business at risk. ... They will never voluntarily do anything that would put the business -- their life's work -- at risk. I don't understand how, given this, you could possibly sincerely open your original post with > As a corporation, Facebook truly seems to be trying to improve its behavior for the benefit of society at large I can't tell what your position is. Your opening sentence sounds like you think that Facebook should be given the benefit of the doubt because they mean well, when what the rest of what you're saying is that Facebook needs to have costs imposed on it in order to enable it to improve its behaviour