Scoble off Facebook – it’s impossible to care

Have you ever had a customer sign a contract with you, take the service and then start complaining about the terms and conditions? If you haven’t then a). you are lucky, b). take it from me it is seriously annoying. If the terms are clear from the outset then don’t break them, or more to the point, if you do break them and get caught, don’t complain.

You would think it is simple principle to grasp, especially for someone with a brain the size of a planet? No so it seems for renowned tech blogger Robert Scoble. According to Techcrunch, he has just had his Facebook account suspended for running an unauthorised script designed ‘to move my social graph to other places’. This is (understandably) not allowed under Facebook terms and conditions.

On his blog, Scoble says he has appealed against the decision. On what grounds I don’t know but quite frankly Bob it’s virtually impossible to care.