Facebook has designated this blog as 'dangerous' and it warns people of that prior to opening any link to articles in the blog. Perhaps it is dangerous ... so long as you're a simpleminded fascist puppet of the NSA regime ... someone like Mark Zuckerberg.
There was nothing said to me about the blog. I questioned what Facebook laughably calls customer service and, not surprisingly, got no response.
The effect of it is that Facebook stopped accepting links to the blog that were sent from Twitter. Then I started entering the links manually but Facebook countered by adding a password prompt any time I tried to do it.
In my life, what Facebook is doing is only stupidly annoying but there's more of a question to it in what else is Facebook censoring and why.
People are not at all understanding the limitations to their world view that are inherent in Facebook. My nephew was strongly defensive of its value as he sees it as an organizational tool. It's an interesting perspective to take when you couldn't organize a dog fight with Facebook and if you did it would only be so Zuckerberg could have sex with the winner.
This stuff is straight out of Chomsky, that you can only see to the limits of of what you think you are able to see. When Facebook artificially constrains those limits, it's more than a simple software problem. It's more than being peevish because of a stupid censorship of this blog.
There was nothing said to me about the blog. I questioned what Facebook laughably calls customer service and, not surprisingly, got no response.
The effect of it is that Facebook stopped accepting links to the blog that were sent from Twitter. Then I started entering the links manually but Facebook countered by adding a password prompt any time I tried to do it.
In my life, what Facebook is doing is only stupidly annoying but there's more of a question to it in what else is Facebook censoring and why.
People are not at all understanding the limitations to their world view that are inherent in Facebook. My nephew was strongly defensive of its value as he sees it as an organizational tool. It's an interesting perspective to take when you couldn't organize a dog fight with Facebook and if you did it would only be so Zuckerberg could have sex with the winner.
This stuff is straight out of Chomsky, that you can only see to the limits of of what you think you are able to see. When Facebook artificially constrains those limits, it's more than a simple software problem. It's more than being peevish because of a stupid censorship of this blog.
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