> but there's no way to do so for "groups"; That is intentional. Facebook had facebook pages, where users could subscribe (like) to be your audience. Then page

> but there's no way to do so for "groups"; That is intentional. Facebook had facebook pages, where users could subscribe (like) to be your audience. Then pages became too popular and theyrealized that they were losing potential advertising so they cut down that channel - now you have to pay to reach the subscriber base that you created yourself. They don't want to end up in a similar situation with groups so they are limiting group engagement. FB wants moar money