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My first reaction was t look at the calendar and the date of the article to make sure neither was April 1st. I feel like Facebook just needs to create a list o
by ryanmercer 7y ago
My first reaction was t look at the calendar and the date of the article to make sure neither was April 1st.
I feel like Facebook just needs to create a list of no-go words and add to it as problems arise. Words like common profanity, 'butthole', 'titty', 'titties', etc. This would be a good, common sense, first step.
I've had friends have art flagged and removed when it was non-sexual anthropomorphic nudity (breasts) in their art but then "so and so's butthole" requires news coverage for removal?
- jerf 7y agoI was likewise surprised that such a title would pass HN's title standards and figured I'd just gotten someone's early, crude editorialization but... nope, that's the correct the title. That's the news.