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Facebook caps a Texas city library at two links

Pet food pantry group in Indianapolis was offered 20 links a month for $150

TECH: Facebook caps a Texas city library at two links. Pet food pantry group in Indianapolis was offered 20 links a month for $150
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A city library in Greenville, Texas has been told it can only post two links a month on Facebook unless it pays $50 or more a month for a Meta One subscription.

Meta says its paid-links test isn't supposed to touch government or charity pages. It has anyway. A small Indianapolis group running pet food pantries was offered 20 links a month for $150, and Meta hasn't said why it was restricted.

Should councils and charities pay Facebook just to share a link?

Full story: Engadget

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