My favorite part of this incredibly bad piece of “journalism” is this one: “At the time of the announcement, Facebook said the money would be used over the nex

My favorite part of this incredibly bad piece of “journalism” is this one: “At the time of the announcement, Facebook said the money would be used over the next decade. Construction on the teacher housing has yet to be completed.” They end the section with that sentence clearly trying to build up some kind of “Facebook cares so little they still haven’t finished it 2 years later” impression which is pretty a pretty scummy way to present a company building a bunch of low income housing in one of the most expensive parts of the world. Two years in the best of times wouldn’t raise eyebrows for a real estate project and the last two years have been some of the worst of times. (Disclaimer I hate Facebook but hate what journalism has become more).