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It is bullying tactics. We are big and will crush you unless you give us what we want. It's legal (probably) but isn't a classy move and there are long term cos
by josephlord 14y ago
It is bullying tactics. We are big and will crush you unless you give us what we want. It's legal (probably) but isn't a classy move and there are long term costs.
It makes FB less attractive to developers (unless they are trying to get acqui-hired). Also get a reputation as a bully rather than a good fun company may make it harder to attract good staff (or they may charge more if they are not being paid in cool).
It's also the tactic of the mafia and of Microsoft (1990s when people were still scared of them). It would be a shame if anything happened to your company...
Basically it is the big bully move not the cool kid everybody wants to be on his team move.
- jarek 14y agoFacebook is still attractive to developers?
- josephlord 14y agoI don't know, I wouldn't develop for it but they do have a large audience for the moment. Edit: Added "for the moment".