This is your chance to ask Mark Zuckerberg anything

Mark Zuckerberg is prepared to take your questions.
The massively wealthy, Mandarin-speaking Facebook founder will be hosting the social network's first public Q&A next Thursday on Nov. 6 at 2 p.m. PT (5 p.m. ET)
You can already submit questions to Zuck by commenting on his announcement post. If you're too shy to ask something yourself, there's the option to "vote" for what questions get answered by liking comments.
The Q&A will last an hour, but considering there are already almost 5,000 comments on the post, there's no way he'll get to them all.
The most-liked question so far comes from Facebook user HaLe MeRom: "Why [did] you force us to install Facebook Messenger?"
Facebook fielded a good deal of criticism when it forced users to install its mobile messaging app to accompany flagship Facebook app.

Other commenters have asked about the much-requested Dislike button

Other commenters have asked about the much-requested Dislike button. That question has already been answered, though not by Zuckerberg: The creator of the Facebook's Like button told TechRadar that the concept for a Dislike button was shelved because there was too much potential for it to encourage negativity and cyberbullying. Don't expect to see one any time soon.
Other popular topics involve privacy and the reach brands have on Facebook — those that don't put money behind (or "sponsor") their posts have seen a decline in the amount of attention they're getting.
"Don't destroy our hard work and efforts, we want organic reach back," one commenter said.
Plus, Mashable's own Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai asked two questions that are gaining a good amount of attention:
Stay tuned for Thursday to see what Zuckerberg answers — and avoids.