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Sounds like dealing with these suits and various AsG is still cheaper than building a support organization.

• stephenlindauer 2y ago
  Until hopefully this becomes more common and more people win suits like this. Then maybe Meta will finally fix their problems.
  • gumby 2y ago
    You have to go to the county courthouse to sue. Even if meta lost all of them they’d be fine because only a negligible percentage of their users can avail themselves of this process. In fact they can save money by not even showing up, and just paying a single person to read the courts judgement and restore the account. Actually, now I realise this is optimal for FB. They want to kick paedos and contract killers off the platform. Or maybe they are cool with the CK community but know that governments are not, so if their algo declares even the slightest chance you’re a CK they boot you off — they already have lots of users. You object because you’re not a CK, or you are and want to swap tips and inside jokes with other members of the community, so you sue and win. Now, when you get fingered for a killing you negotiated on the platform, FB can say, “hey, the courts made us let stephenlindauer back on.”
• dvfjsdhgfv 2y ago
  For this particular business model where you are basically an ad company so you don't really care what ad viewers want to tell you because it's not from them that the money comes from. But when you actually offer a paid service, the dynamics is completely different. I can name several companies with stellar customer support.