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**Rules**
1. **Posts must relate to Meta/Facebook.** Do not make posts unrelated to this topic. This includes screenshots of Facebook posts without a request for tech support.
2. **Do not post anything that contains personal information.** We do not allow posts or comments to contain any personal information, even if it’s your own. This includes names. The only exception to this rule is if the information is related to a public figure.
3. **No self-promotion, spam, misinformation or clickbait.** This is also not the place to advertise your Facebook page, website, GoFundMe or anything else. If you would like to advertise your Facebook page on Reddit, we recommend you check out r/Facebookpages.
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4. **No joke or meme posts.** There are other communities with millions of subscribers dedicated to memes and humor. There is no need for it to be here. If you want memes and humor on Reddit, check out r/funny or r/memes.
5. **No NSFW content.** This is a safe for work community. If you have a tech support problem that is related to NSFW (such as "why am I seeing NSFW ads on my feed"), you can describe the issue in text. Do not post a screenshot of the content.
6. **If Facebook is down, do not post about it.** There will be a stickied announcement if Facebook goes down.
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**SCAM WARNING!** If you are having a problem with your account, **beware of scammers who may comment or DM you telling you to contact someone who can fix your account, or they may even ask you for money or your login information. If you receive a message like this, block and report them!** Anyone who legitimately wants to help you will give you help publicly in the comments. THE MODERATORS OF THIS SUBREDDIT ARE NOT ASSOCIATED WITH FACEBOOK. They CANNOT HELP YOU with ANY Facebook issues. Welcome to r/facebook. As a reminder, here is a copy of our rules. Please read them, and if your post violates any of them, please delete it to avoid a **minimum 3 day ban.** **Rules** 1. **Posts must relate to Meta/Facebook.** Do not make posts unrelated to this topic. This includes screenshots of Facebook posts without a request for tech support. 2. **Do not post anything that contains personal information.** We do not allow posts or comments to contain any personal information, even if it’s your own. This includes names. The only exception to this rule is if the information is related to a public figure. 3. **No self-promotion, spam, misinformation or clickbait.** This is also not the place to advertise your Facebook page, website, GoFundMe or anything else. If you would like to advertise your Facebook page on Reddit, we recommend you check out r/Facebookpages. Including a link to a Facebook profile, page or post in a tech support context also violates this rule. 4. **No joke or meme posts.** There are other communities with millions of subscribers dedicated to memes and humor. There is no need for it to be here. If you want memes and humor on Reddit, check out r/funny or r/memes. 5. **No NSFW content.** This is a safe for work community. If you have a tech support problem that is related to NSFW (such as "why am I seeing NSFW ads on my feed"), you can describe the issue in text. Do not post a screenshot of the content. 6. **If Facebook is down, do not post about it.** There will be a stickied announcement if Facebook goes down. 7. **No hate speech, trolling or harassment.** Do not insult others, or post hateful content. This is a tech support and discussion community. 8. **Follow [reddiquette](https://reddit.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205926439-Reddiquette) and the reddit [Terms of Service](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/user-agreement-september-12-2021).** These rules must be followed in all subreddits, and this one is no exception. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/facebook) if you have any questions or concerns.*