Facebook blocks Pauling Therapy testimonials now allowed on Twitter/X
Posted: Tue Aug 27, 2024 12:21 pm
Zuckerberg regrets but still blocks free speech.
Thanks to Elon Musk, we have been posting health-related stories on Twitter/X and on Truth since February.
These stories, written by people over the years who have benefited by following Linus Pauling's advice on heart disease.
About a month ago we decided to post the same stories on one of our facebook accounts. One story apparently got traction, was shared among friends, and this triggered the algorithm which resulted in the following yesterday:
Thanks to Elon Musk, we have been posting health-related stories on Twitter/X and on Truth since February.
These stories, written by people over the years who have benefited by following Linus Pauling's advice on heart disease.
About a month ago we decided to post the same stories on one of our facebook accounts. One story apparently got traction, was shared among friends, and this triggered the algorithm which resulted in the following yesterday:
Immortal, you have 180 days to take action.
Hi Immortal,
Your Facebook account has been suspended. This is because your account, or activity on it, doesn't follow our Community Standards on account integrity and authentic identity.
If you think we suspended your account by mistake, you have 180 days to appeal our decision. If you miss this deadline your account will be permanently disabled.
Immortal
Immortal Cell Sciences
We suspended your account
180 days left to appeal or we'll permanently disable your account
Suspended on August 26, 2024
Why this happened
It looks like this account is associated with another account that has gone against our rules. This doesn't follow our Community Standards on account integrity and authentic identity.
What this means
Your account is not visible to people on Facebook right now, and you cannot use it.
What you can do
If you have a Facebook or Instagram account that's suspended log into that account for more information on what to do next.
If you think we made a mistake, start an appeal to get back into your account.
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