By Tobias Carroll It’s hard to believe that there once was a time when Facebook was regarded as a relatively low-key space where one could go to wish friends a happy birthday and see photographs of dogs being adorable. But in online years, that might as well be a century ago; the social network that inspired The Social Network is more likely now to come up in conversations about online radicalization and frustrating designs. Facebook has taken some steps to address the problem of harmful or toxic content on its platform — but, as a recent article shows, a bug may well have made the issue worse…
