Facebook’s Page Quality Tab Will Give Admins More Clarity on Content That Was Deleted or Demoted

Pages or groups that mimic those that have been removed for policy violations face the ax, as well

Facebook is introducing several changes to give page administrators more clarity about how content on their pages complies with its guidelines and why content was removed or why its distribution was reduced following review by third-party fact-checkers, if applicable.

And the social network issued a warning that it may begin removing pages or groups that mimic those that have already been taken down for running afoul of its policies.

Starting Thursday, page admins will see a Page Quality tab divided into two sections: Content that was removed for violating a subset of Facebook’s community standards, and content that third-party fact-checkers rated as false, mixture or false headline.

The Page Quality tab will start out by listing content that was removed for violating policies on hate speech, graphic violence, harassment, bullying, regulated goods, nudity or sexual activity and support or praise of people or events that are prohibited on Facebook.

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