> But this nuance is lost by Facebook slapping a label on his content as "misleading", which for all intents and purposes means "wrong". Sounds like defamation

> But this nuance is lost by Facebook slapping a label on his content as "misleading", which for all intents and purposes means "wrong". Sounds like defamation to me. I can't speak for other countries, but in America reducing nuance is not defamation; provably false statements of fact are defamation. The 1st Amendment protects your right to oversimplify things.