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This is my favorite headline of the whole day. Maybe week.
No sympathy for anyone who uses Facebook and has any issues with it.
In the future, only two kinds of people will have any power in this world: high-school dropouts working for TSA, and emotionally-crippled tech drones at Facebook. No one in either group will have ever read a book.
@Fnarf, Sums up why I avoid flying at all costs and don’t have a Facebook page.
A man who endured probably the most high profile fatwā is the last 20 years sent a picture of his passport to some dudes he knows from Facebook?
@me – “in”, not “is.”
Such is old news:
The very article that you linked us to (now) makes it very clear that Facebook had apologized and re-instated his account under the right name within hours. I know we all love hating on Facebook, but a mistake is a mistake; and fixing one quickly and courteously shouldn’t earn you scorn.