To be clear, I didn&#x27;t mean to accuse you of close-mindedness - I was referring to this behavior in general. Still, isn&#x27;t completely irrelevant what the &quot;old&quot; internet thought? How does that make any difference here? I don&#x27;t think it&#x27;s exactly looking back with rosy glasses, but I don&#x27;t see how it&#x27;s a productive line of thought.<p>When there are opportunities to profit, someone will exploit it. There&#x27;s no sense of morals, just a decision by the person who sees the opportunity whether to use it.<p>Out of curiosity though, do you (and how do you) plan on acting on your frustration? Do you see there being a need for people lobbying against Facebook like some lobby against junk food and obesity? I just wonder what&#x27;s the point of having that opinion (and telling people about it) unless you wanted to do something.