I don't get it. Why does a Norwegian paper complain about an American company? Facebook isn't Altenposten's website, you post something on Facebook, you play by

I don't get it. Why does a Norwegian paper complain about an American company? Facebook isn't Altenposten's website, you post something on Facebook, you play by Facebook's rules. You don't agree, then don't post on Facebook and go run your own website / printed paper. And if you feel that Facebook is too large and censoring things, go talk to your government. If you are a large enough paper in your country, you should have a say. I think the biggest issue here is that there is no way to get into a reasonable discussion with Facebook that a picture should not be removed or pixelated. It's automated, and no Facebook representative will look at it. It should be very easy for Facebook to include a picture like this in their whitelist (eg. all award winning photos or something).