The standard reply "don't feed the troll" would be applicable here. I am surprised that this type of comment shows up in HN. However, hate Facebook or love Fac

The standard reply "don't feed the troll" would be applicable here. I am surprised that this type of comment shows up in HN. However, hate Facebook or love Facebook, it does provide some social gluing at various levels. I mean, when my parents see pictures of their grandchildren playing on Facebook, their faces light up and smile. This type of interaction is valuable for my parents. I know that they are other ways of doing this, but this works at some level. For me, happy 10th birthday Facebook!