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Unfortunately, there are no simple or direct instructions to follow in the article - just hints.
by officialchicken 6y ago
Unfortunately, there are no simple or direct instructions to follow in the article - just hints.
- colejohnson66 6y agoIt sounds like the meat of the article is: > “After a concert, I logged onto Facebook and was talking to a friend,” Birch recalled. “I was on my laptop and I accidentally sent a partial nude photo. A few minutes later, I received an alert that Facebook blocked me.” I'm not adventurous enough to try this, but that sounds like the reason. It could also not be and the banned person is leaving out information. The rest of the article is detailing the massively one-side "appeals" process and how it did nothing to help.
- fencepost 6y agoThe guy's actions after getting professionals involved may have guaranteed that even if they're was a chance he completely eliminated it. He'd better avoid any actual legal trouble because he's clearly shown that he's incapable of SHUTTING THE F UP and letting paid counsel work. On a related note re: Lincoln Cannon's Twitter thread, there was at least one response saying '[yeah they banned me for no reason as well]' where just looking at the profile pic with a QAnon quote was enough to give some indication of why...
- berkes 6y agoThe 'reasons' given in the article are vague and onesided.