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> Facebook has said it isn’t in violation of its community standards (Facebook removed the Page after this article was published) I can't image a more eloquent
by bsg75 7y ago
> Facebook has said it isn’t in violation of its community standards (Facebook removed the Page after this article was published)
I can't image a more eloquent example describing Facebook's standards.
- bilekas 7y agoOr double standards since it's been taken down.. Maybe bad publicity is in their community standards too. God I hate Facebook.
- WarOnPrivacy 7y ago> Or double standards Appending to "Very Confused Double Standards" https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20190503/17322942136/content-moderation-scale-is-impossible-facebook-still-cant-figure-out-how-to-deal-with-naked-breasts.shtml https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20190503/17322942136/conte...
- CarelessExpert 7y agoReply All just released a Q&A episode that included a story about a woman who tried and failed to regain access to her Facebook profile after a mistake related to the Facebook real name policy. The upshot was exactly this: Unless something rises to the level of creating bad publicity, trying to get help from Facebook for issues like this is basically screaming into the wind.