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Is this jumping on the bandwagon or genuinely beneficial? I'm willing to give FB the benefit of the doubt here. However, I'm a total rookie when it comes to cr
by ItsBob 5y ago
Is this jumping on the bandwagon or genuinely beneficial? I'm willing to give FB the benefit of the doubt here.
However, I'm a total rookie when it comes to crypto, blockchain etc. and giving a company that permabans via ai with no human fallback control of payments seems like a bad idea to me.
- arcatech 5y agoWhy would you give FB of all companies the benefit of the doubt?
- ItsBob 5y agoI'm trying to be a bit more positive these days given all the negativity surrounding us but I'm under no illusion that FB's raison d'etre is data-gathering and advertising at all costs, even to the detriment human life. I get it. I also don't use social media at all so I'm not their customer. It's a long-shot, I know but I thought I'd chuck it out there. I wanted to find out if there is a potential genuine benefit to this system without all the anti-FB stuff getting in the way.
- TomSwirly 5y ago> I'm trying to be a bit more positive these days given all the negativity surrounding us Which negativity has been brought to us by Facebook...
- mdoms 5y ago> Is this jumping on the bandwagon or genuinely beneficial? Considering that to this date blockchains and cryptocurrencies have not solved a single problem better than their "legacy" counterparts, I'd say the former.