And once again I am being harassed by Facebook for “copyright infringement” that was already resolved in my favor weeks ago. Note the assumption that there’s a rightful owner to this music. It’s a private post, no one else can see it. I can’t make comments because I’m still in jail except for status reports. Clearly, Facebook AI censorship bots patrol my Facebook page early and often.
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Reason: Public domain
Additional details: we've been through this before: this is the second time you flagged 12 century medieval church music. You do not own it. It does not infringe on any known copyright. These are Gregorian Chanters singing at a memorial for their dead friend, my cousin. Please stop. This is harassment at this point.
I thought I already won this dispute. has Facebook taken to flogging dead horses as well? The 12th century public domain hymn, Salve Regina has been copyright-free since the middle ages. I wonder why Warner Music Rights Management Group AI bots think they owns this music? Are they getting religion?
Dear Facebook,Your Facebook AI bots are constantly trolling my online activity to the point of actual harassment. I am constantly being blocked and thrown in jail for commenting, or sharing innocuous content.
For example, the last time I tried to correct a typo on a comment, because Facebook had changed the name of noted poet Lynn Hejinian who had died, misspelling it. So I corrected it, and got six days of jail.
Ditto that when I posted memorial photos when equally noted poet Jack Hirshman unexpectedly died of Covid. six days of jail time.
I tried to add the word crêpe with the circumflex to my comment, and got six days. I reported it and got six more days for reporting it. That has happened twice now.
Between Facebook, “helping” me to misspell words, generally substituting the wrong words—AFTER I posted a comment—and my dyslexia, I need to be able to edit typos. I am a writer, and writers revise. I am a horrible typist, so I make typos, and I also want to be able to correct those mistakes. how is this going against community standards?
There are myriad Facebook sanctions against me for wanting to spell words correctly. Literally.
Out of the blue, a year after the fact, Facebook deleted a comment I wrote about botany in a botany group, where I mentioned the seeds of a California palm tree.
Before that you took down a post of mine where I posted a photo of a spotted horse and chicken as an example of leucism and the leopard spotted gene.
Since when is posting about science a crime?
And then I reposted a black and white meme about Einstein’s messy desk on the day, he died, and was flagged for posting nudity. it was a messy desk, and it wasn’t even naked. It was covered with paper.
I posted a comment about historic Gravenstein apples to the Fort Ross site and was flagged for spam. I wrote to them and they were equally horrified.
Twice now Warner has muted videos of my cousin’s memorial service, where his friends who are Gregorian chanters, were singing a 12th century hymn, Salve Regina, which is certainly copyright free and in the public domain. I won the dispute the first time, and yesterday Warner muted it again. Your algorithms are way off. Incidentally those videos were private, and no one else could actually see or hear them. Only me.
Also, I have been thrown in jail for making a comment about another cousin’s death—I was reminiscing when he was a child. Six days in the slammer.
Another cousin who died, I mentioned something about her, also alerting my family. Another six days in the slammer. And when I complained about it on my page, using screenshots, I got six more days. That’s happened several times. Talk about censorship. So we’re not allowed to post anything on each other’s walls when family members die? What are the trigger words? I’m not allowed to complain about Facebook’s AI bots being out of control?
I won’t mention how Facebook retroactively sanctioned me for reposting old Liam Neeson memes that came up in my memories feed. A meme that I have reposted yearly, for over a decade, And yet Facebook did not take the exact same meme down on anyone else’s page, nor did Facebook block them, or throw them in jail, but Facebook did that to me. Myriad times. Clearly Facebook bots do not understand sarcasm, let alone, simile and metaphor. Or, humor. Apparently am not allowed to repost old memes either.
The thing is, nobody knows what triggers the censorship bots. And the Facebook punishment is absolutely senseless. Whatever happened to let the punishment fit the crime? And now you’ve taken away our only recourse to complain about the process.
This absurd censorship has been going on for ages, and it certainly not protecting the community, but lately Facebook trolling gotten exponentially worse. Why are you bullying me? I have never done anything that actually goes against “community standards.” Facebook is clearly monitoring everything I post.
For the record, I have been documenting these Facebook infractions and I have re-posted them on my blog, if you would like to see how your Facebook AI bots are attacking people who are doing nothing wrong. I’ve noticed an uptick of friends not being able to post for equally innocuous reasons.
Dear Facebook, you need to control your censorship bots. They are doing more harm than good, and their actions definitely go against community standards.
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