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I think it's a bit too early to break out the outrage cannon. This is just an automated system. They're probably still putting out the fires and assessing damag

I think it's a bit too early to break out the outrage cannon. This is just an automated system. They're probably still putting out the fires and assessing damage. It will be some time before somebody can assess the data and figure out what "the right thing" for customers is. If you were an ad customer during this period and you feel you weren't getting your expected value, ask for a credit? If you weren't - why are you so upset? Are you just looking for some excuse to feel angry at Facebook?

ctvo 5y ago
> I think it's a bit too early to break out the outrage cannon. This is just an automated system. Maybe? I'm not in the ads space. I don't know if there are automated systems built in with "you now only have 16 hours to display the ads, display them even when they're less relevant". > If you were an ad customer during this period and you feel you weren't getting your expected value, ask for a credit? Why do customers need to do this when Facebook messed up, and had to learn about this, and look into performance, from a source other than Facebook? > If you weren't - why are you so upset? Are you just looking for some excuse to feel angry at Facebook? Y u mad bro? hasn't worked in quite a while.
- solveit 5y ago
  > Why do customers need to do this when Facebook messed up, and had to learn about this, and look into performance, from a source other than Facebook? Have you bought anything from anyone ever...?