Mark Zuckerberg's townhall in Delhi: Here's some questions we don't think he'll be answering

Mark Zuckerberg could walk on the streets in India and many people may not even recognise the t-shirt-clad young CEO. But there will be very few people who don’t recognise the blue-and-white logo of his creation - Facebook. There are over 130 million Facebook users in India alone, which is much more than several other countries in the world. Which is what brings Zuckerberg to India to address a townhall in IIT Delhi on Wednesday afternoon. And he can expect to face a barrage of questions ranging from how he started it all to the contentious internet.org.

I’m heading to India and I’ll be hosting our next Townhall Q&A in Delhi on Wednesday, October 28 at 12pm IST (11:30pm… Posted by Mark Zuckerberg on  Thursday, October 15, 2015

His post announcing the townhall already has thousands of questions: some serious, others about technology and some that just aim to troll him. And while Zuckerberg will be busy explaining how he plans to power Facebook in rural India and when the Dislike button will be active, we have a list of important questions as well, with tongue firmly in cheek. - Can Facebook introduce a creep filter that automatically blocks anyone who used key words like ‘Fraandship’ and ‘gr8 pic dr’? It would save women the bother of opening such messages in the  ‘other’ folder in their inbox. - Can Candy Crush and Criminal Case requests unleashed on unsuspecting friends be banned? In fact, the only thing we want to crush on seeing such game requests is someone’s internet access (or head.) - Can there be a limit to the number of duck-face selfies one uploads a day? - Will you ever come between anyone and the camera again? After being  unceremoniously moved from between the camera and Narendra Modi, has the Facebook chief learned his lesson?