Facebook doesn't care about what you want, they're only there to exploit you. I got a taste of this when I (unsuccessfully) tried to fix a grossly inaccurate s

Facebook doesn't care about what you want, they're only there to exploit you. I got a taste of this when I (unsuccessfully) tried to fix a grossly inaccurate situation with Facebook places (the places for two very different schools were merged, and any attempt to create a new place to fix it would quickly get incorrectly auto-merged). I discovered a large Facebook-endorsed community of people working for free to try to fix Facebook's places data without any special tools or support (might have been this https://www.facebook.com/editorcommunity/ https://www.facebook.com/editorcommunity/). People would just bang their heads constantly against Facebook's systems, and get nowhere, even though there were Facebook employees managing the group. I joined for a time, never got my issues resolved, and eventually just had to quit because it was too frustrating. It was just offensive how much effort those people where volunteering and how little help Facebook would give them to be successful at helping Facebook.