Shadow banning in women’s health
Do feel that shadow banning when related to women’s health will cause issues in the future for women?
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DarlaGoGo•1 day ago•3
I’m still unclear on what shadow banning is and how it happens. I see tons of health focused adds and posts in my feed but they only really come up more if I engage or watch ONE that makes its way to me.
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babs82222•1 day ago•0
I see women's health posts all the time
memelackey•1 day ago•-1
You know what? I need more identity politics in my social media sub. What the hell is this framing?
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