Plymouth Hoe

[AtW]

“ Facebook apologises for flagging Plymouth Hoe as offensive term

Social media site mistakenly labels posts referring to the seafaring landmark in Devon as misogynistic”

Facebook apologises for flagging Plymouth Hoe as offensive term | Plymouth | The Guardian

[NickFitz]

This is what happens when you outsource content moderation to underpaid and overworked people in poorer countries, "guiding" their decisions with an algorithm that isn't really much more than some primitive pattern matching, and certainly isn't anything like as clever as the PR department likes to make out

[Paralytic]

This is what happens when you outsource content moderation to underpaid and overworked people in poorer countries, "guiding" their decisions with an algorithm that isn't really much more than some primitive pattern matching, and certainly isn't anything like as clever as the PR department likes to make out

Scunthorpe.

[AtW]

Scunthorpe.

Watch out - I got banned for less characters than that...

[ladymuck]

Watch out - I have less character than that...

FTFY

[GJABS]

To be fair I have some familiarity with the hoes of Plymouth.


.. a decent selection on sale, at the Plymouth Garden Centre:

Plymouth Garden Centre

"From the basics such as spades, forks, hoes and rakes to shears, loppers and secateurs."

[Paddy]

Meanwhile, all users living in Twatt Scotland are wondering why they have been banned

[SueEllen]

Meanwhile, all users living in Twatt Scotland are wondering why they have been banned

Just like those people in tulipterton, Dorset.

[ladymuck]

Too rude for Facebook: the ban on Britain's historic place names | Facebook | The Guardian

Lots of potential for mirth

[northernladuk]

Too rude for Facebook: the ban on Britain's historic place names | Facebook | The Guardian

Lots of potential for mirth

Devil’s Dyke is hardly rude. Only makes it there because it offends some hand wringing liberals. That's more a sign of the tulip times we live in rather than amusing.