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Scorpion0x17

This is a question more than a problem or suggestion, but this seemed to be the most appropriate place to post it:

Why is posting a link to a blog (which may contain personal information and/or link to a facebook page) OK, whereas posting a link to a facebook page (which may contain less personal information than a blog) is not?

Not that it makes any real difference to me, but I just wondered what the discerned difference is, in the eyes of the NAS moderation team.

(oh and please don't just resort to some form of circular reason (e.g. "posting links to facebook pages is not allowed because it's against the rules to post personal information, and facebook pages are considered personal information") - I want to understand why you discern a difference between a facebook page and a blog)

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  • Hi Scorpion0x17,
     
    Thanks for bringing this up - you make a good point. We know we've been inconsistent in the way we've been dealing with these sorts of links, and it has caused confusion about what people can post. We are going to talk about how we deal with links like this in future, and will get back to you about it.
     
    philippab - mod
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  • Hi Scorpion0x17,
     
    Thanks for bringing this up - you make a good point. We know we've been inconsistent in the way we've been dealing with these sorts of links, and it has caused confusion about what people can post. We are going to talk about how we deal with links like this in future, and will get back to you about it.
     
    philippab - mod
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