15
Feb
Censorship on Facebook – Others can’t see your posts
Facebook seems to be employing a troubling, sneaky sort of censorship algorithm that is applied when people post to the pages of organizations, politicians, etc. It appears to be a form of the “Tachy goes to Coventry” ignore function seen on vBulletin, by which I mean: your posts are visible to you, and all appears perfectly normal; however, nobody else sees your posts. What makes this troubling is that it appears to happen via algorithm rather than human intervention, and there is no notification to the user that his or her posts are invisible to others. In fact, like the vBulletin functionality, it seems intentionally designed to mislead the user into believing his or her posts are appearing normally.
