Updated. Today was just another Saturday morning in blog land when Robert Scoble, the well-known tech startup enthusiast, went to post a comment on a Facebook post written by Carnegie Mellon student (and TechCrunch commenter extraordinaire) Max Woolf about the nature of today's tech blogging scene. Scoble's comment itself was pretty par-for-the-course -- generally agreeing with Woolf's sentiments and adding in his own two cents. But when Scoble went to click post, he received an odd error message:
Monday, May 7, 2012
Is This Censorship? Facebook Stops Users From Posting ?Irrelevant Or Inappropriate? Comments
Updated. Today was just another Saturday morning in blog land when Robert Scoble, the well-known tech startup enthusiast, went to post a comment on a Facebook post written by Carnegie Mellon student (and TechCrunch commenter extraordinaire) Max Woolf about the nature of today's tech blogging scene. Scoble's comment itself was pretty par-for-the-course -- generally agreeing with Woolf's sentiments and adding in his own two cents. But when Scoble went to click post, he received an odd error message:
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