… is because Facebook does not pull this kind of junk (click for large version):
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You are right, Facebook would have just said not available and given no reason. Their are both terrible web application, bad UI and slow which is due to bad design, great idea done without architecture and you can never recover from that.
Comment by Blaine — April 18, 2009 @ 3:34 pm