to do it. we re asking facebook to clean up societies mess. and facebook does contribute to, but it s not the only factor. so, alex, you re telling me not to break up with facebook? is that your relationship advice for the evening? i m so glad you asked. because we had the way these groups are going about it, is give us three days away from facebook. that s how they ll pay attention. they ll notice when the users but people they make money off off of locally. come on, anybody who s had a relationship dispute knows you don t walk out the door for three days and walk back and be like, so you fix it yet? no, you point out the problems in the relationship and you see, i care about you and i want to work with you on this. if it doesn t work out, then maybe i have to leave. but you can t just see, facebook, you re wrong about everything. fix it, will be back in three days. you have to pay to fake specific features and specific problems. specific policies that can actually get the social
start taking its user base. i personally think that the company should slow down the flow of information. maybe put some stop gaps ahead of that sheer button. so you can t just so you can share the information thoughtfully and not entirely on a motion. again, i think they understand that if they start to take their foot off the gas pedal, they open their door to competitors, and they don t want to do that. i think that s the tragedy of facebook right. now maz, it seems like almost every day there s a new story about something s facebook is doing wrong. do you think it will ever be enough for people to take the plunge and log off? ayman, i did know people were still on facebook. i thought i was just my grandparents. listen, here s the thing. i have a friend who sent me stuff from facebook. he just gets his research from facebook. it s gotten to the point every time i get a text from him with a link, before i even open it, i roll my eyes because they know what s coming. i go, oh, her