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Reporter: [REDACTED]
Reason: Breaks Community RulesThese posts get reported every time, but no one ever specifies what community rule was broken.
Probably “no propaganda” ?
Problem is, when there is a war, every information related to it is seen as propaganda by someone
Probably sometimes, but other times I think they just don’t like the post and hope to censor it by complaining to management. It’s not very effective here, and I don’t like my time being wasted.
Omelnik is a village within the internationally recognized border of Ukraine. Saying that russian army “liberates” it is an unprofessional approximation at best. “Russian army positions itself at X” would be a little more journalistic and less propagandist affirmation. As of now, these articles do attempt to provide information but to forge opinion.
Posting a biased source that is openly rooting for the evil invaders that kill women, children and other non combatants is an unwritten rule.
-As opposed to an unbiased source?
-As opposed to a source that supports the swastika-clad butchers of the Donbas?
Nice
