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Are breastfeeding photos indecent? The boobs who run Facebook apparently think so, and their decision to delete images of nursing women has led to a minor backlash among users of the social networking site. Full Article at PC World
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Are photographs of a mother breastfeeding her child indecent? The social networking site Facebook has sparked a massive online debate - and protests - and after removing photos that expose too much of a mother's breast. Full Article at Independent Online
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If there's any one thing that social networks consistently facilitate, it's Internet drama. This time, the social network in question is Facebook, and the Internet drama involves boobies. Nursing boobies. Full Article at Ars Technica
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"According to a San Jose Mercury News report, a small group of protestors congregated in front of Facebook`s Palo Alto headquarters From the article.... Full Article at Shoutwire.com
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"According to a San Jose Mercury News report, a small group of protestors congregated in front of Facebook`s Palo Alto headquarters last Saturday, singing songs, nursing babies, and generally making a ruckus about the company rule that forbids... Full Article at The Student Operated Press
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I don't want future moms to feel that breast-feeding is shameful ... It might keep them from breast-feeding.
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We take no action on the vast majority of breastfeeding photos because they follow the site’s Terms of Use ... Photos containing a fully exposed breast (as defined by showing the nipple or areola) do violate those Terms and may be removed.
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What people forget, when they say 'I do have a right, it's my page,' is that the page is provided to you as a service
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As a matter of public policy, of course, this is ridiculous. Facebook is a bulletin board and should allow folks a fair amount of freedom in what they want to post. Nursing mothers are a far cry from hard-core porn, and even Facebook should be able to tell the difference
SOURCE: The San Jose Mercury News
