As online human rights activists, peace activists, and digital rights activists continue to be blocked, censored, shadow-banned and face algorithmic bias by BigTech Platforms run by Instagram, Facebook, X (Formally Twitter), Microsoft’s LinkedIn, TikTok, and others we have started two new groups to learn how to “train peace doves and pigeons” and send messages in a bottle. These public groups are a result of continuous banning and discrimination of advocates for Palestine and Peace in Gaza and the Middle East.
This is as a direct result of the new unannounced policy of LinkedIn and limits that they have put in place for sharing content by non-group owners. The new unannounced policy is outlined below. Sadly we ourselves continue to use these Big Tech platforms to get our message out. Until we find a reasonable solution we will use these platforms. They run a monopoly and we acknowledge their cruelty and contribution to perpetuating hate and violence. Our effort is to combat that with education. Hence the “Peace Dove Training School of Silicon Valley”!
We ask everyone who participates in these groups to adhere to the following guidelines:
How to train peace doves and pigeons to get the message out to the masses on LinkedIn! The purpose of this group is to train peace loving folks on overcoming censorship, algorithmic bias, and shadow-banning by Big Tech so they can get the message out to a large audience.
Contributors must have a content history on their profile of promoting peace, human rights, and digital rights. Agree to the Principles of GoAmour.com Website. Love peace, digital rights and human rights! No Spam Policy. Promoting peace content that is shadow-banned by BigTech!
EthicsinTech.com and NoEthicsInBigTech.com supporters are welcome to join! Be civil in posts and comments.
This is the “Peace Dove Training School of Silicon Valley” group on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14502072/
This is the “Peace Dove Training School of Silicon Valley” on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1349521216005367/
Please see the new Group sharing policy on LinkedIn so folks are aware! No notice was given. It’s not advertised. Even LinkedIn Customer Support didn’t know about it!
This is a new LinkedIn Policy for sharing content in groups! At first, when we opened a trouble ticket we got told by “Mary” that it was a bug and it was escalated to Adrian for support. We learned about this new policy so it’s not a “bug” but a surprise unannounced “feature” of the site. We don’t know when it was put in place or what type of content it impacts. We have only experienced it over the past 3 days. In addition, they did not respond if the policy impacts all users including LinkedIn Premium accounts or not.
Here is the policy per LinkedIn Support! This policy was never in place since Vahid Razavi has been using LinkedIn for over 15 years!
Response from LinkedIn Support: “Thanks for your answer, there are no specific public links or detailed documentation regarding the policy on the number of shares to LinkedIn groups by non-admins. However, here are some general guidelines and limits for LinkedIn groups that might be relevant:
General Limits for LinkedIn Groups
Number of groups a member can create in one day: 5
Number of groups a member can delete in one day: 30
Membership limit for one group: 3 million
Number of owners a group can have: 10
Number of managers a group can have: 20
Number of groups a member can manage: 30
Number of groups a member can be part of: 100
Number of groups with pending requests to join: 20
Character limit for group posts: 3000
Number of mentions within one conversation: 20
Character limit for comments: 1250
Number of messages group admins can send to non-1st degree connections in their group in one day: 50
Content Sharing:
If members post the same content across multiple groups, the post could be automatically flagged as spam and won’t be displayed.
Regarding the specific limits you mentioned:
Total posts across all groups per week: 60
Number of groups a member can post in per week: 20
Number of posts in a single group: 15
For more information about groups you can also look in the help center https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/a544801?lang=en-US
In order to know more about the updates or news about them.”
The above link from LinkedIn is over 4 Months old and as Adrian from tech support clearly states this new policy is not listed anywhere. Censorship at its best!
Please kindly share our content as our ability to do so is very limited thanks to BigTech Monopoly!
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