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They ARE highly restrictive, but it's their prerogative (cripes, THAT'S how you spell that word? ugh). Company pages on Facebook aren't purely for social interactivity. They have costs associated with the page, both in managing it and likely in advertising for it. I personally would be less restrictive, I don't necessarily agree with how they do it, but I respect their right to do so.
Quoted from pinball_keefer:FWIW (and that may not be much), I can tell you I've never deleted a youtube comment from any of the JJP-related videos I've posted the past couple years, and I know there have been some less-than-flattering ones.
Given the cesspool that YouTube comments were, you're doing brilliantly if they were merely "less-than-flattering" 
Hopefully the integration of Google+ comments and actual names is helping with that, but I know video bloggers who have completely disabled comments in the past, it was so bad.
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