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Yes, it depends on the keywords you have in your posts. Some keywords are triggering deletion. Incidentally my mattress ad got taken down at the beginning as we
by jokethrowaway 5y ago
Yes, it depends on the keywords you have in your posts.
Some keywords are triggering deletion. Incidentally my mattress ad got taken down at the beginning as well. I think it was because I wrote "orthopaedic mattress" and they assumed it was something health related.
Appeals are useless, just go and check existing ads for whatever you're selling and write something similar to their description / tags (but not the same) and recreate a new one. As a precaution I also took slightly different photos to avoid being flagged as a duplicate of the reported product, but I'm not sure whether they're checking that or not.
FANGs product are notoriously bad. Big companies are not capable of innovating and don't care about providing good service - they likely make money from a large pool of giant clients they get by pushing sales or they get money from someone else (eg. advertisers)
They have too many layers and too many smart people who know what's good. The bigger the approximation the more it resembles the waste and bureaucracy of a small government.
That's why they acquire startups. They need a kick of something that works every once and then.
The sweet spot is a startup before it gets acquired by a massive company (think Trello, before they got acquired and ruined by Atlassian).
Facebook got worse so many times I lost count, and ironically (given they made react) the thing that seems to get degrade every year is their frontend UI.
- talhof8 5y agoThat was it! “orthopedic” was the problematic keyword. As for the rest, I generally agree. But FB was the exception for me in that regard. I guess it ain’t any longer.