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Jul 7, 2021 14:27:27   #
rrayrob Loc: Las Vegas, NV
 
FaceBook recently sentenced me to Jail for violating their terms and bullying. And just what was my "crime"? Friends had posted a photo of them that I had taken 19 years ago. I commented that it might be time to update that photo and they agreed. Now here is what got me into trouble with FaceBook: My response was "Would love to shoot you anytime." Photographers use the term "Shoot" all the time. But apparently FaceBook's algorithm only picks up on works that they deem are offensive and abusive. I tried to object - since this was taken totally out of context - however only got a notice that there was a shortage of reviewers and that they could not review my objection in a timely manner. So the "offense" stays on my account. One would think that FaceBook would have a algorithm that can review the entire context of the online exchange rather than just focuses on keywords - which have multiple meanings. Also, with all the money that FaceBook and Mark Zuckerberg have, that many just maybe they could afford to hire more reviewers. Also, there is no way to physically speak to a person at FaceBook. Just be warned that your common everyday language as a photographer could get you sentenced to FaceBook Jail for a day or more.

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Jul 7, 2021 14:28:51   #
PHRubin Loc: Nashville TN USA
 
Nothing they do surprises me anymore.

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Jul 7, 2021 14:34:47   #
Quixdraw Loc: x
 
Simple solution - I never use them.

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Jul 7, 2021 14:34:54   #
rmalarz Loc: Tempe, Arizona
 

--Bob
PHRubin wrote:
Nothing they do surprises me anymore.

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Jul 7, 2021 14:36:57   #
spaceytracey Loc: East Glacier Park, MT
 
rrayrob wrote:
FaceBook recently sentenced me to Jail for violating their terms and bullying. And just what was my "crime"? Friends had posted a photo of them that I had taken 19 years ago. I commented that it might be time to update that photo and they agreed. Now here is what got me into trouble with FaceBook: My response was "Would love to shoot you anytime." Photographers use the term "Shoot" all the time. But apparently FaceBook's algorithm only picks up on works that they deem are offensive and abusive. I tried to object - since this was taken totally out of context - however only got a notice that there was a shortage of reviewers and that they could not review my objection in a timely manner. So the "offense" stays on my account. One would think that FaceBook would have a algorithm that can review the entire context of the online exchange rather than just focuses on keywords - which have multiple meanings. Also, with all the money that FaceBook and Mark Zuckerberg have, that many just maybe they could afford to hire more reviewers. Also, there is no way to physically speak to a person at FaceBook. Just be warned that your common everyday language as a photographer could get you sentenced to FaceBook Jail for a day or more.
FaceBook recently sentenced me to Jail for violati... (show quote)


I had a similar experience. There was a post of a bridesmaid who showed up to the wedding in a dinosaur outfit. I commented that "I'd kill her!" This was against fb community standards. Lol. It's like a kid in trouble saying "my dad's going to kill me". Total bs. As far as this being "on your record", I would not lose any sleep over it. Seriously!

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Jul 7, 2021 14:44:56   #
BebuLamar
 
I don't shoot people!

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Jul 7, 2021 14:48:19   #
SteveD1 Loc: Northern NJ
 
For these reasons and a few others I would never do Facebook. No matter what you think of Trump, I’m glad he said today he’s suing Facebook and Twitter for censorship.

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Jul 7, 2021 14:50:49   #
TheShoe Loc: Lacey, WA
 
quixdraw wrote:
Simple solution - I never use them.



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Jul 7, 2021 14:50:51   #
tradio Loc: Oxford, Ohio
 
quixdraw wrote:
Simple solution - I never use them.


Amen!

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Jul 7, 2021 15:01:40   #
BBurns Loc: South Bay, California
 
A recent summation!



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Jul 7, 2021 15:07:22   #
hookedupin2005 Loc: Northwestern New Mexico
 
rrayrob wrote:
FaceBook recently sentenced me to Jail for violating their terms and bullying. And just what was my "crime"? Friends had posted a photo of them that I had taken 19 years ago. I commented that it might be time to update that photo and they agreed. Now here is what got me into trouble with FaceBook: My response was "Would love to shoot you anytime." Photographers use the term "Shoot" all the time. But apparently FaceBook's algorithm only picks up on works that they deem are offensive and abusive. I tried to object - since this was taken totally out of context - however only got a notice that there was a shortage of reviewers and that they could not review my objection in a timely manner. So the "offense" stays on my account. One would think that FaceBook would have a algorithm that can review the entire context of the online exchange rather than just focuses on keywords - which have multiple meanings. Also, with all the money that FaceBook and Mark Zuckerberg have, that many just maybe they could afford to hire more reviewers. Also, there is no way to physically speak to a person at FaceBook. Just be warned that your common everyday language as a photographer could get you sentenced to FaceBook Jail for a day or more.
FaceBook recently sentenced me to Jail for violati... (show quote)


I quit FB a couple years ago, and haven't looked back.

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Jul 7, 2021 15:11:02   #
Mark Sturtevant Loc: Grand Blanc, MI
 
I really hate FaceBook for a variety of reasons. But a news documentary I'd heard a while back described how their reviewers are made to see things that actually cause PTSD. So I dislike FB, but feel very sorry for their human reviewers.

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Jul 7, 2021 15:15:13   #
Kmgw9v Loc: Miami, Florida
 
rrayrob wrote:
FaceBook recently sentenced me to Jail for violating their terms and bullying. And just what was my "crime"? Friends had posted a photo of them that I had taken 19 years ago. I commented that it might be time to update that photo and they agreed. Now here is what got me into trouble with FaceBook: My response was "Would love to shoot you anytime." Photographers use the term "Shoot" all the time. But apparently FaceBook's algorithm only picks up on works that they deem are offensive and abusive. I tried to object - since this was taken totally out of context - however only got a notice that there was a shortage of reviewers and that they could not review my objection in a timely manner. So the "offense" stays on my account. One would think that FaceBook would have a algorithm that can review the entire context of the online exchange rather than just focuses on keywords - which have multiple meanings. Also, with all the money that FaceBook and Mark Zuckerberg have, that many just maybe they could afford to hire more reviewers. Also, there is no way to physically speak to a person at FaceBook. Just be warned that your common everyday language as a photographer could get you sentenced to FaceBook Jail for a day or more.
FaceBook recently sentenced me to Jail for violati... (show quote)


I would not defend Facebook—I have no use for the institution. Facebook has become a danger in many ways.
No question they should have a more sophisticated filter system that reviews words in better context; but it is a good thing that there are keywords that trigger possible perversion and/or acts of violence. I don’t see your indignation. Big deal, you are in Facebook “jail”—whatever that means.

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Jul 7, 2021 15:17:31   #
Ollieboy
 
quixdraw wrote:
Simple solution - I never use them.


👍👍 Facebook and Twitter are nothing but problems.

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Jul 7, 2021 15:42:01   #
mundy-F2 Loc: Chicago suburban area
 
quixdraw wrote:
Simple solution - I never use them.


I agree, never!
Mundy

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