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Meta is charging government and nonprofit pages to post links on Facebook
The new restrictions are a test which is explicitly not supposed to impact these entities. Daniel Starks is the communications manager for Greenville, Texas, a city of about 35,000.
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Meta is testing a restriction that charges government and nonprofit Facebook pages for posting links, though the test is said not to affect those entities. Daniel Starks, communications manager for Greenville, Texas—a city of roughly 35,000—oversees nearly a dozen city Facebook pages. Under the new rule, the library’s page was told it could post no more than two links per month. This limitation reflects the broader policy change affecting municipal and nonprofit accounts.
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