> At the end of the day they're a business. In America, I can't think of many things that have priority over capitalism (profit over all). Huh? They could be b

> At the end of the day they're a business. In America, I can't think of many things that have priority over capitalism (profit over all). Huh? They could be better, but we have anti-corruption laws because fairness has priority over some degree of profit, we have worker protection laws because worker rights take priority over some degree of profit, we have occupational safety laws and health benefit laws because health takes priority over some degree of profit, we have a zillion laws that plainly demonstrate that social priorities often take some degree of priority over profit. Social media is a new industry and we're working out the rules. Engagement optimization turns out to be detrimental to society's well-being, so yeah... we're probably going to figure out a way to assert that through law and regulation, and some participants might see their business model impacted along the way. It's hard not believe that you're just trolling at this point.