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> And if they make a mistake, they can always go change their settings. That is a really bizarre response. If a user makes a "mistake" and unwittingly publish
by paulsmith 15y ago
> And if they make a mistake, they can always go change their settings.
That is a really bizarre response. If a user makes a "mistake" and unwittingly publishes something embarrassing or damaging to their feed because Facebook made that transaction possible, the damage is done.
- michael_dorfman 15y agoBizarre? I can't imagine any other response. There's no way Facebook (or anybody else) can completely prevent people from making mistakes. So, the best they can do in that situation is give people an easy way to clean up the mess, and make sure they don't do it again.
- X-Istence 15y agoSure, but by removing a simple step (the act of explicitly sharing something) it now becomes easier for these mistakes to happen...
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