This morning's email included one from my Favorite Nephew Jason referencing yesterday's Russian earthquake and the resulting tsunami warnings across the Pacific Ocean.
I thought Jason's email to be amusing, which quickly had me blogging about it in Nephew Jason Reports No Russian Tsunami Reaching Mount Vernon.
As is often the case, when I was back on Facebook I posted the link to the Russian Tsunami blog post.
Almost immediately I got a notification that the post had been removed due to violating Facebook community standards, with a warning about going against the rules too many times.
Huh?
Clicking the explanation link it appeared that this post was removed due to supposedly being misleading spam. Or some such thing. It was confusing. And did not provide any explanation which came even remotely close to making any sense.
I then clicked on the ask for a review option, or whatever it was called. At the end of that the end message was that it would take up to four days to get back to me.
Earlier this year I terminated my massive Eyes on Texas website, after a couple decades. I was no longer updating that website, and so it really made no sense to keep paying to host it.
Now, I am wondering if today's Facebook incident may be a hint that maybe it is time to let Facebook go the way of MySpace, and move on.
I really do not need any additional nonsensical aggravations aggravating me senselessly...
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