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That's not what my question is, perhaps I can reword it to sound less inflammatory. My question is about the distinction between ads and discussions. OP asks "
by atonse 6y ago
That's not what my question is, perhaps I can reword it to sound less inflammatory. My question is about the distinction between ads and discussions.
OP asks "what happens if you want to discuss" – that phrase itself says "not ads", so an irrelevant question, correct? I understand this is all about their ad policy.
I hate to even sound like a facebook apologist, I deeply, deeply despise that company and Mark Zuckerberg, and I know the only reason they'd change anything is for money, and have absolutely no scruples whatsoever.
But at the end of the day, they're completely free to censor whatever they want. They're not the public sphere.