Why do you think Facebook has a problem with us talking about a disability aid application for the most severely affected and vulnerable people, who aren't otherwise able to communicate even for their own safety?

Why do you think Facebook marks this as spam each time it gets reposted?

I'm really curious, but it doesn't seem like there's any way to get a response from Facebook about it.

Add this to the pile of reasons our community members have been actively disabled by Facebook. 💖

Dare I repost the link here? I guess I'll try: http://www.intuitivepublicradio.network/p/aac

Here's the link to the original Facebook post I made, which has been marked spam each time I or another community member has tried to reshare it: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/uduJuTqqbWpWBR8b/

And if you'd like to reshare the same post on LinkedIn or Substack in order to help us out, we're very grateful:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/meganelizabethmorris_the-intuitive-network-infrastructure-weve-activity-7229473928748896256-aHxP

https://substack.com/@intuitivepublicradio/note/c-65433194

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Additional comments:

On the original post, it even lists 11 shares — but we know at least nine of them were taken down with this same error message, as soon as they were shared.

So on Facebook, we don't actually know what of our posts will ever be seen, or what will be allowed to be shared.

There isn't any accountability for the harm it does to severely disabled community members to attempt to use Facebook and try to be a part of their own communities by making the effort to post, and then losing access to their exhaustive work to make that post.

Reshares of this post have also been taken down by Facebook with the same message about spam.

First location of the above post on Facebook (can you see it?) — https://www.facebook.com/share/p/PmhBGpZUPJK2bSLp/

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