Of course Facebook can ignore the result / set impossibly high hurdles. It's Facebook, not a democracy. I'm boggled that they bothered with this thing in the fi

Of course Facebook can ignore the result / set impossibly high hurdles. It's Facebook, not a democracy. I'm boggled that they bothered with this thing in the first place. We all agree that 270mm people is impossible, but many other things manage to rack up low numbers of millions of users on Facebook, just from users sharing with their friends. Why couldn't this one put together, say, a million? Unless there's something I'm missing, three hundred thousand implies the public wasn't buying what was being sold.