Aaron Wolf, 24/02/20 17:55:
Leaving is better, but if someone*doesn't* leave, they should at least
focus on consciousness-raising there. They can do so in replies as well
as posts.
Comments may be good, I agree. For instance you can comment when
somebody makes an announcement or opens a conversation which excludes
people who don't use Facebook, pointing out the problems. You can also
comment on posts which violate copyleft, which are plenty:
<https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Legal/CC_BY-SA_on_Facebook>. On the
other hand it's difficult to do this while claiming you're not on Facebook.
Never comment on misleading posts or posts you disagree with, because
activity and controversy make them more visible.
I agree that it's likely they overall bury anti-FB posts, but
who knows, it's a black box.
There was some report about this in the last few months from a former
employee, claiming there was a permanent monitoring of posts with the
word "Facebook" in them, and not just to listen to feedback. I couldn't
find the exact source though:
<https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Criticism_of_Facebook&oldid=942532487#Content_critical_of_Facebook>
Federico
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