Whatever bad Zuckerberg has done, it doesn't seem especially plausible that Ceglia made a contribution significant enough to merit a percentage of Facebook.
At the same time, if the contract is authentic, it seems like there's a big back-story here you'd have to learn before making any judgments here.
And, hey, I'll admit I'm really curious what that story is.
As far as justice goes, I don't have any sympathy for someone who continually stole other people's efforts and took all the money/glory/power. I doubt he'll lose it all, but I wouldn't consider that unfair.
Regardless of what happens, it should prove interesting.
Whatever bad Zuckerberg has done, it doesn't seem especially plausible that Ceglia made a contribution significant enough to merit a percentage of Facebook.
At the same time, if the contract is authentic, it seems like there's a big back-story here you'd have to learn before making any judgments here.
And, hey, I'll admit I'm really curious what that story is.