My last post to this blog was about a hack to eliminate advertisements on YouTube. I could see why Google would object to the post because following the instructions given would eliminate some of their revenue. However, it seems that Facebook has taken grave exception to the post.
Whenever I post to my blog, I normally cross post a link to it on my Facebook page. This means that Facebook users can easily find the cotent. However, this time Facebook notified me that it had breached their community content guidelines. Specifically they said I "used fraudulent means to induce users to click like on another site". I was so puzzled by this accusation, I tried sharing the link again. This time the content was removed within seconds. I could not see any way to appeal the decision.
Does anyone know what I can do to get the article un-blacklisted?
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