Yeah, I guess the argument that there are posts about the school on Facebook, but I doubt the ad reviewers go that deep other than the content of the ads standa

Yeah, I guess the argument that there are posts about the school on Facebook, but I doubt the ad reviewers go that deep other than the content of the ads standalone. Probably doing a very narrowly defined task. Kinda reminds me of those posts people copy and paste as a status update claiming to amend the terms of service. Well, that's not how things work, but secondly, I'm pretty sure Facebook never actually reads that post unless it's reported as spam or abuse. So I think just because someone posts something on FB, doesn't mean the company had knowledge. Then even if someone does flag a post, probably a set of guidelines to follow based on the content and community standards instead of doing an analysis of the finances.