I see it daily in Montana. Never thought I’d see such blatant scum that are protected here.

    • ineedaunion OP
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      71 year ago

      Yep. My account was locked today for speaking out on such a channel. The entire platform is Russian bots, facists promoting and child molesters.

      • @BonesOfTheMoon
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        151 year ago

        I routinely go find white supremacists on Facebook and report the shit out of their accounts. The amount of times Facebook has been fine with pictures of Hitler or the N word is shocking.

        • @XeroxCool
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          “how could we tell if this white supremecy promotion or just another happy educational image? Context matters!” - Facebook moments before they never check context because they’re “too big” and laughing all the way to the bank with your increased screen time and interaction on Facebook

  • Sean
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    11 year ago

    Unfortunately if you play music in a band Instagram is kind of a necessary evil for spreading news about your band.

    • @[email protected]
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      51 year ago

      In my experience, Instagram has also become the most reliable source for local restaurants randomly being closed (this has happened more often than I would like to discuss post-pandemic) and breweries (i.e. which food truck is at which brewery on any given day).

      I have found those to be the only reasons that I ever check Instagram.

      • Sean
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        21 year ago

        Yeah, for anything local, Instagram and Facebook are still the way to go. I don’t have a personal Instagram account, but when I check the band’s account I really don’t see anything questionable in there. I guess it just comes down to who you follow and who follows you. The worst thing I see is the occasional bot spam or bot account follow.