I've tried to learn and grow from the stupid comments of my youth. I haven't been involved in a long list of scandals directly related to the ideas those comments expressed, and if I was, it would be pretty clear that I didn't learn or grow at all.

Yes, I posted some stupid stuff as teenager and later.

I never in my life were mocking and making fun out of other people for trusting me, or equivalent.

I also never run company that knowingly ruined multitude of lives and social interactions in general.

> snarky

Snark is not a problem that people have with Mr. Zuckerberg.

>Now if only we could look up everything you said in chatrooms as a 19 year old and post the most inflammatory stuff on HN.

Sure. Wen I was in college, I didn't have the idea of snooping on other students and exploiting them as "dumb fucks" who were stupid enough to trust me.

Most of my public online history starts at around that time too.

And one of my first comments on Slashdot was expressing concern about Facebook violating people's privacy by introducing the feed back in 2006.

https://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=195861&cid=16054826

I was 19 then.

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