Lisa Goodman-Helman suffers. Not because the 40-year-old is suffering from a skin disease, but because it is excluded precisely for this reason. And that from the world's largest social network Facebook.
Photo: http://comfortableinmythickskin.com
Lisa has scleroderma - a chronic dermatitis - and reports in her blog about her experiences with the disease. Here she also publishes a photo with fellow sufferer and blogger Chanel White. Since the article was relatively successful on her blog, she wanted to place an ad on Facebook to raise awareness of this article.
But then the shock: Facebook refuses the publication of the ad including photo, because you expect due to Lisa's face too much negative feedback. The message said, "The ad you requested was not accepted because it contains before-and-after images, so you do not want to focus on specific details, because they imply a before-and-after effect, which creates negative ones feedback. "
This shocks the blogger so much that she makes the cancellation of Facebook public. "I can not describe the emotional hole, what I got by canceling Facebook, not describe it."
In this blog entry you can read the whole story again.
This photo of Chanel (left) and Lisa (right) was rejected by Facebook
