Yes, facebook is known for its strong stances regarding "privacy and personal information" What's glaring is that there's not even a veneer of consistency in t

Yes, facebook is known for its strong stances regarding "privacy and personal information" What's glaring is that there's not even a veneer of consistency in this decision. Will they now be going back and censoring all articles that could lead to someone's residence? All future articles? Of course they won't. They're content to be self-evidently biased on this point. As a liberal this troubles me.