> Conversations are intimate, contextual, and should be far more directly under the local control of the speakers. Fair enough… but what about people who use F

> Conversations are intimate, contextual, and should be far more directly under the local control of the speakers. Fair enough… but what about people who use Facebook as a way of broadcasting information? (Such as Ashin Wirathu in the linked article.) To me, that case feels very different to ‘intimite, contextual conversations’. And it is fundamental to Facebook’s design that it blurs the distinction between these two cases. Is the answer then to restrict such things more severely than ordinary conversations? I really have no idea. But our current way of doing things doesn’t seem to be working very well at all.