Asbury Park Press logo Asbury Park Press 10 months ago

Facebook nudity policy draws nursing moms' ire

Facebook began as a site just for college kids, but now it is an online home for 140 million people from all over the world. Full Article at Asbury Park Press

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  1. We decided nudity was something we didn't want on the site. It doesn't matter the context. We would agree that there are absolutely many contexts for nudity where it is not obscene
    SOURCE: Asbury Park Press 10 months ago
  2. As we wrap more and more of our lives into a single environment on the Web, the feeling that civil liberties ought to be protected there continues to grow
    SOURCE: Asbury Park Press 10 months ago
  3. If they were removing all photos of any exposed chest — male or female — in any context, at least that would be fair ... But they’re targeting women with these rules. They’ve deemed women’s breasts obscene and dangerous for children and it’s preposterous.
    SOURCE: The New York Times 10 months ago
  4. I can't believe Facebook can't tell the difference, or thinks that other people can't tell the difference, between a sexual photo and a nursing photo. A nursing photo is a family oriented photo of a mom nurturing a baby. These other photos are something else. They are not the same.
    SOURCE: WCCO 10 months ago
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