Facebook: Marine Corps emblem violates community standards
Late Monday, Facebook unpublished the popular pro-military "Locked and Loaded" page, while telling administrators that a picture of the United States Marine Corps emblem with a ribbon marked "In Remembrance" violated their community standards. Jason Light, an administrator from Atlanta, Georgia, told Examiner in an exclusive interview the page was covering the funeral and burial of Marine Lance Corporal Skip Wells, who was killed in Chattanooga.
Administrator Robert Combs also received a three-day ban over the image of the Marine Corps logo. Combs told Examiner all he can do for the next three days is chat, but he intends to replace the page.
"I am just speechless as to how this violates community standards," he said. The screenshot provided by Light did not indicate why the image was yanked, other than Facebook's claim it violated their standards.
Do NOT piss them off. If you ever want to see a rebellion that would make the American Civil war look like a verbal dispute, don't piss'em off. NO BETTER FRIEND, NO WORST ENEMY!
Facebook is owned by an Obama loving idiot!!
ReplyDeleteThey are here to save your ass not kiss your ass
DeleteDo NOT piss them off. If you ever want to see a rebellion that would make the American Civil war look like a verbal dispute, don't piss'em off.
ReplyDeleteNO BETTER FRIEND, NO WORST ENEMY!
The MARINE EMBLEM (!??) violated "community standards"?? WHOSE "standards"??
ReplyDeleteWhat's next for Facebook? Banning the American flag???
Never been to their page, until now.
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