Both— > We turned on a new enforcement system yesterday that took user feedback much more heavily into account. —and— > My apologies for the suddenness of th

Both— > We turned on a new enforcement system yesterday that took user feedback much more heavily into account. —and— > My apologies for the suddenness of the action. The numbers were high enough to cause a real loss of trust in applications, which can impact the entire platform. —remind me of this talk, well worth reading: http://www.lostgarden.com/2011/03/gdc-2011-game-of-platform-power.html http://www.lostgarden.com/2011/03/gdc-2011-game-of-platform-... It's openly biased toward the developer who feels wronged, but the point that should get across is: if your business depends facebook to provide you with a userbase, then you bought into a game where you have no bargaining power. I don't mean to troll facebook or developers using its platform when I say this, but it's high time everyone in the social app scene started treating platform lock-in as a huge threat, and adjust their strategies accordingly.