myoldmansaid.com
FaceBook users have had the ability to vote on how the site is run since 2009.
grant.com
Users could shape their own privacy rules for awhile but less than 1/3rd of 1% ever voted. With a chance to hold on to the ownership of their own photos and content, Facebook users punted bigtime.
microtask.com
So yesterday FaceBook went back to being a dictatorship again removing the vote feature, using your content however they see fit and now you’ll have to allow it.
independent.co.uk
Zuckerberg is betting you won’t leave.
From computerworld.com :
“It only took 7,000 users to force a vote on a Facebook privacy issue. With more than 1 billion worldwide users, that is one thousandth of 1% of total users.”
npr.org
"If the same principle was applied to the United States, it would mean that 2,100 hotheads could force a nationwide vote on whatever issue has them all hot and bothered," he said.
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