Oatmeal Joey Arnold (@JoeyArnoldVN)

Penne Enchante, you never know. I've seen it happen to some of my accounts, pages, groups, channels, videos, photos, posts, GIFs, on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, etc. So many different kinds of things happen, I started noticing it around 2010 or earlier in other ways. . They put accounts on 30 day timeouts. They disabled my ability to post in this group from my main Joeyarnoldvn profile account. So, I am posting this through a backup account. For the month of November 2021, automatic posting is turned off to non-admins and I think also non-mods. Meaning we can get around that by making more people mods and admins. Facebook removes posts. Facebook shadow bans posts if they contain certain links, keywords, GIFs, videos, memes, pictures, words, phrases, etc. They are always updating their AI with a list of words which will trigger the bots, the programs to flag, to censor, etc. And they have human moderators, AKA FB staff, running around manually flagging stuff all over FB including even inside PRIVATE MESSAGES (PM). They are sometimes reading or at least scanning through your INBOX, your EMAIL. Plus, there are some regular users who may flag content online too. . I say all of that to say they are always censoring all of the time. And they do take down groups, pages, accounts, etc. My advice is to not make it too easy. And back to the question I asked above, the answer depends. It is a question regarding long-term strategies versus short-term strategies in regarding to redpilling people. The answer depends on many different factors. . Each individual can answer these questions differently and probably should because each person may be better at certain things or worse at other things. So, you really have to weigh out the pros and the cons between strategies, techniques, as life is a game of chess. Sometimes in life, it is better to be Luke Skywalker and hit the hole just one time to blow up the Death Star in Star Wars 4: A New Hope. . But other times it is better to be the turtle, slow and steady wins the race against the rabbit.