> So how would this actually happen? That is the question. Well, let’s be real. It won’t start with me. That is the question, indeed. It won't start with the a

> So how would this actually happen? That is the question. Well, let’s be real. It won’t start with me. That is the question, indeed. It won't start with the author, and it won't start with anyone else. Any movement to mass delete Facebook that started to gain traction would be immediately shadow banned. There's no way for it to gain critical mass. There are two ways to bring about the end, or at least control over, Facebook: alternative platforms that are self-hosted and/or privacy focused, and legislation. Both of these have significant hurdles, but stand much more of a chance than just trying to gain momentum for some "delete day".