Really? This much surprise and outrage? I agree it sucks, but how can we all feign so much surprise at Facebook doing this? They've never pretended to be a good, or even neutral party.<p>Yeah, stupid that they claimed it was a TOS violation, but the whole "our system, our URLs" policy should be pretty clear to anyone who signs up. That's the gamble you take when you put down roots in someone else's system.<p>I just hope that it gives people pause before putting any marketing dollars behind their facebook vanity urls.