r/technology • u/UnscheduledCalendar • Jan 07 '25

Social Media Facebook Deletes Internal Employee Criticism of New Board Member Dana White

https://www.404media.co/facebook-deletes-internal-employee-criticism-of-new-board-member-dana-white/
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u/loose_turtles Jan 07 '25

Internal moderation while killing content moderation is on point for tech culture hypocrisy.

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u/SmallTawk Jan 07 '25

That being said, if you kill content moderation, kill it completely. If we can get into their bubbles and fight back on their turf, I'm all for it.

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u/Trikki1 Jan 08 '25

Facebook is just AI after AI post of complete drivel designed to rule up boomers. I logged in recently and holy shit it’s a wasteland.

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u/tryfuhl Jan 08 '25

Don't even see the posts your friends make without a million groups you're not part of and pages full of stolen content or creator videos you have no interest in showing up first.

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u/MagicAl6244225 Jan 08 '25

I've unfriended, unliked and unfollowed almost everything on Facebook except people I know IRL, a some special-interest pages and local legacy news media (what's left of it), and this has made it tolerable.