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Interestingly enough, I had a very similar interaction with Facebook about a month ago. An articles headline was worded such that it sounded like there was a "
by donatj 3y ago
Interestingly enough, I had a very similar interaction with Facebook about a month ago.
An articles headline was worded such that it sounded like there was a "single person" causing ALL traffic jams.
People were making jokes about it in the comments. I made a joke "We should find that dude and rough him up".
Near instant notice of "incitement of violence". Appealed, and within 15 minutes my appeal was rejected.
Any human having looking at that more than half a second would have understood the context, and that it was not an incitement of violence because that person didn't really exist.
- ethbr1 3y ago> An articles headline was worded such that it sounded like there was a "single person" causing ALL traffic jams. Florida Man?
- giancarlostoro 3y agoHeh! Yeah, I assume if it happened to me once, it's going to happen to others for years to come.