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Facebook also does not allow clergy prefixes such as Fr. (father), Rev. (reverend), Br. (brother), etc. If you are a priest or a bishop, apparently your faceboo
by gtrubetskoy 11y ago
Facebook also does not allow clergy prefixes such as Fr. (father), Rev. (reverend), Br. (brother), etc. If you are a priest or a bishop, apparently your facebook friends cannot know about it. Or something like that.
What's even more remarkable, some clergy I know have complied and dropped these prefixes because often the choice between not being on Facebook vs losing the "Fr." designation is not a choice if you need to be reachable by people on any medium.
- MichaelGG 11y agoIf they allowed that, then they'd open themselves up to having to allow pretty much any prefix. Professional titles like Dr aren't even allowed, and those are far less disputable. https://www.facebook.com/help/132247486851813 https://www.facebook.com/help/132247486851813
- jarek 11y ago"Real names, but not real titles, those are too real-world for us"