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Re:Delay, Deny and Deflect: How Facebook’s Leaders Fought Th... by bilbo0s on Wednesday November 14, 2018 @06:34PM (#18455316)
>This extremely serious, and continuing, attack on the public seems to not really matter to any of the parties involved, only that they may get 'in trouble' or lose money...

???

Isn't that the modus operandi of every company. I'm just thinking in my head back through serious crises involving companies, and all of the ones I can recall have senior management concerned about the same thing. (Losing money, and getting in trouble.)

From Exxon Valdez, to Deepwater Horizon (BP), definitely crises like Taylor, Enron, and the recent banking system unpleasantness.

In fact, I remember a more bald faced arrogance out of the banker community. I still remember them sending the legislature of the United States a 3 page letter to sign off on, authorizing the transfer of $1 Trillion to them within the following 24 hours.

Now THAT was childish arrogance. (Or maybe just the reality of their power? I don't really know which?)

Re:Delay, Deny and Deflect: How Facebook’s Leaders Fought Th... by ardy42 on Wednesday November 14, 2018 @11:16PM (#18456819)
>> This extremely serious, and continuing, attack on the public seems to not really matter to any of the parties involved, only that they may get 'in trouble' or lose money...

> ???

> Isn't that the modus operandi of every company.

Does that make it alright?