Absolutely disagree.  "Opportunistic character assassination" rather tips your hand in terms of your own PoV, .  Nary a screenwriter alive hasn't re-made the biography of his or her real-life subject to better suit the aims of their dramatic vehicle.  Spartacus?  Lust for Life?  Bonnie and Clyde?  Nowhere does the referenced sources say that Sorkin attempted any kind of malicious take on Zuckerberg, only that he changed elements of Zuckerberg's life to hang plot points upon.  (I found it telling, by the way, that  nowhere quoted one of his actual sources that claimed that those in Facebook were themselves active in "promoting an alternative corporate history" to make the film more flattering of Zuckerberg.)  Are we honestly going to go to every screenwriter's entry and point out the discrepancies between the character they created and the actual person?   Unless someone else wants to make a compelling argument for the inclusion of this section I am going to strike it tonight.