Yes, but I do feel a little bad for the other 20,000 developers that don't have the resources to do anything about it.

It's now clear that "open platform" hype is pure marketing spin -- bullshit-speak to make you think they actually give a fuck.

Me too since I'm one of them (and my company now 12 of them) but FWIW, none of us ever forgot that Facebook is not the web, and that it has a profit-motivated owner. We've all expected this coming, and any who didn't deserve what they get for being naive.

I'm writing a blog post on my thoughts about it, story at 11.

Same goes for Apple and the uprising against their banning of non-native development tools. Facebook is not the web, and iPhones are not computers.

You may also like... http://futureoftheinternet.org/ (hit the Download link for a free copy)

Everybody has an "open" something or other these days. The term has been rendered meaningless.