In the early days of the wide public internet it began with walled gardens like AOL.
They're bad for users, but they're great for the gardener. Looks to me like Facebook is a new way of making a closed ecosystem of posts, accounts, and so on, aiming to grow to encompass shopping and all other functions so you don't need to leave.
Their corporate policy tends to block some of the weirder and more deviant things that make the Internet the Internet. It's a shame.
They're bad for users, but they're great for the gardener. Looks to me like Facebook is a new way of making a closed ecosystem of posts, accounts, and so on, aiming to grow to encompass shopping and all other functions so you don't need to leave.
Their corporate policy tends to block some of the weirder and more deviant things that make the Internet the Internet. It's a shame.