>From what I can tell, Facebook’s internal research on mitigation is leaning towards studying the connections people have to determine the threat profile - not

>From what I can tell, Facebook’s internal research on mitigation is leaning towards studying the connections people have to determine the threat profile - not just the individuals posting habits. This is not unreasonable. I don't think for a second it's just organic trolling that's causing them problems. They have taken money from literal nation-states attempting to wage war by informational means and crush their enemies. Genocides in small countries doesn't begin to sum up the real threat profile here. Facebook could bear responsibility for actively aiding efforts to plunge the globe into hot war, if their paying customers got ambitious and foolish enough. Small wonder they're trying to get things under control, but under control THEIR way. If they don't mitigate, they're liable to end up in the Hague.