I agree. From the article: > I can take a pretty obvious guess as of the external manifestations of their new motto: it means they break fewer APIs on their p

I agree. From the article: > I can take a pretty obvious guess as of the external manifestations of their new motto: it means they break fewer APIs on their platform. I found this absurd. The idea that "move fast and break things" referred to a reduced level of API compatibility seems much too narrow. Yes, it's understood as a license to break parts of the site in the interest of advancing the product. Facebook did much more than that: it broke/disrupted/redefined our social fabric, the way we understand each other. Along the way it broke promises, expectations, trust, fears, introversion, and boundaries. And it did this very, very quickly--ten years of Facebook and we are all different. Imagine if the Manhattan Project used the same slogan. It's good for some, bad for others, but developed quickly, taken to market, and damn the consequences we're going to figure out what this thing can do.