You Gotta Be You…Except When That’s Not Allowed

You Gotta Be You…Except When That’s Not Allowed

I’ve talked about being yourself a lot this past week. And how awesome you can be, and that I believe in you.

Well, apparently Facebook doesn’t.

Which, come to think of it, is probably not all that surprising to you. Or me.

But I’m gonna make my point anyway.

A local professor who is active in the community, well-known across the country in his specialty, is 100% ethical in his non-monogamy and open about it publicly, has been kicked off Facebook Dating (and Tinder—apparently they have some sort of mutuality thing) for being himself.

A message from Facebook: 

This dating profile goes against our community standards. [CLOSED]

Your access to Dating has been disabled.
Today at 2:18 PM
You can't use Dating because your dating profile goes against our Community Standards.

Probably for being poly.

He violated community standards, ya’ll.

For being 100% ethically open about his lifestyle.

SMDH.

On the other hand, that’s fair, right? Facebook has a right to run their Dating site for the target markets they want to reach.

Good thing we’re working hard here at Dating Kinky! smiles

Actually, while we are working on V3, I also have something I hope to announce next week, so keep an eye out.

It’s called DK QuickConnect, and it will be a bit of an experiment.

So, with that to keep you smiling and wondering through the weekend, I’ll close.

Thank you,

Nookie

“Facebook Dating Would Reject Me, Too”

P.S. Facebook Dating? Yeah. I know. It’s a thing. I don’t know anyone who wants to use it, and frankly, it’s a bit creepy in my view. Here’s the scoop, in case you weren’t yet informed: https://www.insidehook.com/article/internet/review-you-definitely-dont-need-facebook-dating

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