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Worth noting here is that until now Facebook has been fairly anti-Israelic, so hopefully this is just an attempt to make it more neutral. Edit: If you have a l

Worth noting here is that until now Facebook has been fairly anti-Israelic, so hopefully this is just an attempt to make it more neutral. Edit: If you have a lot of pro Israeli friends and didn't care to check outside of that thats not my fault (feel free to check, some of you might be delighted to see all the hate against Israelis that exists there ;-)

ceejayoz 10y ago
If you look hard enough on Facebook you'll find both anti-Israeli and anti-Palestinian (and pro-both). Anecdotes from a single person's filter bubble aren't really evidence.
- reitanqild 10y ago
  There were a test a while ago (January 2016 I think) were two exactly similar groups were created: One were full of hate messages towards Israelis. The other one were full of hate messages towards Palestinian Arabs. One were closed almost immediately. One were not. Care were taken to make sure they were exactly similar. Sources: https://www.google.no/search?q=israeli+palestinian+hate+group+facebook+test https://www.google.no/search?q=israeli+palestinian+hate+grou... (Please note that Facebook admitted this to be the case.)
  - ceejayoz 10y ago
    Top result for me: http://www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-ngo-says-facebook-test-proves-anti-israel-bias/ http://www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-ngo-says-facebook-test-... > In a simple test, the organization tracked down two existing Facebook pages – one pro-Israeli, and one pro-Palestinian – and uploaded content to each that was rife with incitement to violence and hate. Sample size of two is just another anecdote. Anyone who's reported large numbers of Facebook pages - like https://twitter.com/monteiro https://twitter.com/monteiro, who's been on a anti-gun sale campaign - knows getting a page taken down often depends on the random reviewer assigned to the case. I've personally reported the same page several times before someone at FB says "yep, deleted".
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ceejayoz 10y ago

If you look hard enough on Facebook you'll find both anti-Israeli and anti-Palestinian (and pro-both). Anecdotes from a single person's filter bubble aren't really evidence.

reitanqild 10y ago
There were a test a while ago (January 2016 I think) were two exactly similar groups were created: One were full of hate messages towards Israelis. The other one were full of hate messages towards Palestinian Arabs. One were closed almost immediately. One were not. Care were taken to make sure they were exactly similar. Sources: https://www.google.no/search?q=israeli+palestinian+hate+group+facebook+test https://www.google.no/search?q=israeli+palestinian+hate+grou... (Please note that Facebook admitted this to be the case.)
- ceejayoz 10y ago
  Top result for me: http://www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-ngo-says-facebook-test-proves-anti-israel-bias/ http://www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-ngo-says-facebook-test-... > In a simple test, the organization tracked down two existing Facebook pages – one pro-Israeli, and one pro-Palestinian – and uploaded content to each that was rife with incitement to violence and hate. Sample size of two is just another anecdote. Anyone who's reported large numbers of Facebook pages - like https://twitter.com/monteiro https://twitter.com/monteiro, who's been on a anti-gun sale campaign - knows getting a page taken down often depends on the random reviewer assigned to the case. I've personally reported the same page several times before someone at FB says "yep, deleted".
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