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I dont understand why facebook gets a green card from the blogosphere, while nobody of its competitors or any other top-10 website reaches anywhere near this so
by ristretto 15y ago
I dont understand why facebook gets a green card from the blogosphere, while nobody of its competitors or any other top-10 website reaches anywhere near this sort of evilness. Myspace didnt ban facebook ads, google doesnt ban facebook ads, hi5 doesnt, the majority of social apps advertise other apps; why is it "understandable" for fb? That's not a good way to build "open" app ecosystem.
- sliverstorm 15y agoHow is it not understandable? To say something is simply not understandable is to say you cannot even begin to conceive of why they would do such a thing. Whether or not we agree with FB, I think just about everyone sees where they are coming from.
- ristretto 15y agoYes, causality is generally not broken, so i assumed the meaning "justifiable" for "understandable". My comment was not so much a response to the comment but to the general "free pass" that the "new ethics" get in mainstream media.
- DanielRibeiro 15y agoI really meant understandable. By no means i think it is "good" or desirable. I even think it can harm Facebook in the mid/long term.
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