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I mean disbanding the civic integrity team after a huge civic event seems reasonable? It could have been the team was more of a task force and comes together wh
by darkwizard42 5y ago
I mean disbanding the civic integrity team after a huge civic event seems reasonable? It could have been the team was more of a task force and comes together when large events occur. We don't really have any/much insight into how they spun up a war room for the 2020 election.
A related situation might be how Lyft/Uber have massive war rooms and special ops teams to handle Halloween and New Years (massive heavy traffic events on these platforms). There is a special ops team and several marketplace teams that get pulled in, but they get "disbanded" and go work on more standard things after
- shkkmo 5y agoUnless that civic event had significant unresolved elements such as the failure of the sitting president to actually concede the election but rather to contest it. And it's not like Facebook isn't a global company that deals with a more or less constant deluge of important elections in many countries.