Is Facebook's scaled content actually abuse? A gray-area argument
gaganghotra_ · x · 2026-11-05
Following up on the Facebook /fb-answers/ directory story, the poster argues it's a fine line: Google defines scaled content abuse as pages generated primarily to manipulate rankings. These pages do target search keywords, but each contains somewhat unique posts/reels and often genuinely answers user queries — especially the Instagram-sourced ones — so they may not squarely qualify as abuse.
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