I have been allegedly violating 'community standards' on Facebook lately. I've been banned completely from interacting with people for anywhere from 24 hours up to a week at least three times this year and have been partially banned by not being able to click on emojis more times than I can count in the last year. What is going on?

I don't intentionally post radical or inflammatory things on my own wall and I don't intentionally threaten or demean people in my comments on their posts. I rarely ever mention anything about politics or current events any more. Heck, I usually avoid those topics. I post about videogames and tabletop games, gardening, places I've visited, and things like that.

The only thing I can think of is that I speak my mind and write what I honestly think about things. I don't check to see what the politically correct catch phrases this week are. Nor, do I check to see who the current taste makers and influencers are so that I can echo what they say. I am authentically me. Maybe I'm just offensive to the current Facebook people and/or algorithms in and of myself. If most of the people I know didn't prefer to communicate with me via FB, I would leave it.

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Okay, Here's a good article to test out USA Life. If I can mention this article without being treated like I would if I dared to mention it on Facebook, I'll sing USA Life's praises to anyone looking for a new social media to join.

I firmly believe what the Bible says regarding all forms of sexual immorality and what it says about proudly, unapologetic-ally sinning. To insist that a sin, any sin, is part of your identity and that everyone must not only tolerate it, but must even treat it as 'normal' or worse yet, something to celebrate is proof that you aren't truly saved.

https://townhall.com/columnist....s/timwildmon/2019/12

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I've been on Facebook ever since it went public. I've never been blocked from using the website, but an increasing number of my friends on there say they have.
I have been booted from several groups on FB for my conservative Christian stands on certain issues, however.

So many of my friends and family are on FB that I'll probably keep it, but it's good to have another social media account where I might be able to honestly express my political and religious views without being kicked out of groups or getting hateful comments.

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