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And from there, you have the fallacy of this argument. This decreases the quality of your experience on Facebook. With the million other options and networks, w
by kevando 13y ago
And from there, you have the fallacy of this argument. This decreases the quality of your experience on Facebook. With the million other options and networks, why on earth would Facebook purposefully lower the quality of their product in order to make a few bucks with ads?
- rhizome 13y agoThey would do it to make more than "a few bucks" with ads. Business is full of these tradeoffs, so I don't know wherefrom this presumption of purity from FB to our walls comes from.
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- Houshalter 13y agoBecause they can get away with it in the short term. Millions of dollars is more than a "few bucks" but it's driving the site down hill and possibly contributing to their eventual collapse. In any case you claimed it works out for the users quite well, which it obviously does not.
- flinty 13y agobecause where else do you have a network of "friends" as extensive as the one on facebook?