It seems to be that taking away the "Boycott Target" page goes against the very principles that Facebook was founded upon: an open forum for discussion and opinion. Facebook claimed that it was all a misunderstanding and gave the administrators their rights back. This article poses the question: what should be allowed on social media pages like Facebook? Should there be limitations to keep Facebook "a safe, secure, and trusted environment"? Or is the idea of Facebook to not limit people expressing their views and sharing their opinions with others?
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