[The note was deleted from my Facebook account, for reasons I have described amply elsewhere.]
Meta ironically provides its user-victims with tools that enable verification that their posts are being shadow-banned as retribution for content that does not “align”—sorry for using that nausea-inducing newspeak term—with the Meta business model. I have tested this a number of times and have seen it play out, and it continues. Perhaps that behavior shouldn’t be surprising for a platform owned and operated by a serial-lying humanoid who prioritizes accumulation of wealth and control of his willing victims, all of whom have agreed—some unknowingly—to have him vacuum up their souls for commercial and other use by unknown and unknowable actors. And then said humanoid has the chutzpah to ask his victims to “verify” themselves on a platform in which users risk victimization by countless anonymous entities. With me, he is barking up the wrong curmudgeon.