Meta cuts off third-party access to Facebook Groups
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Meta cuts off third-party access to Facebook Groups
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#3Sounds like gatekeeping such that AI crawlers can’t access.
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#5Sounds like gatekeeping such that AI crawlers can’t access.
My initial thought was generated content, but this is probably more accurate.
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Shameless plugs will shamelessly plug?
Re: Meta cuts off third-party access to Facebook Groups
#7Sounds like gatekeeping such that AI crawlers can’t access.
Except from their own subsidiaries?
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They did it a little further down as well. If I had to guess it's kind of to humanize and demonstrate that potentially marginalized groups are being heavily affected. But when I read it I also went... "...ok?"
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#9Maybe we shouldn't be able to automate social media, but the problem is that this just means you need to hire people to do the automation manually...
Which spammers and scammers may still do. All this does is make it harder for regular people to interact with facebook on their own terms.
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The same reason why you pointing it out and bringing it over here is relevant even though it has nothing to do with the overall discussion. Some people always want to fight culture wars no matter the context.