You've made some interesting claims on both Failed a Spot Check and False-Flag Operation. Oddly, I haven't seen anything about either an attack or a faked press conference anywhere. Can you please add some links to articles from reasonably reputable news outlets to the pages in question? Thank you!
-- Looney Toons, Admin
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I see an Associated Press account of an incident at the Hong Kong legislature last week, but the details provided there do not match the events you claim took place.
Just so you are aware, "inserting false information" is on our list of reasons to temporarily block a user account.
-- robkelk, Admin
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This video https://www.facebook.com/HongKongPoliceForce/videos/679387209167765/ The time on the wristwatch has been reported on by a few sources.
Pulling the next tooth... Is that an authenticated Facebook account? Do these "a few sources" have names?
(It would be faster if you would provide links to the "articles from reasonably reputable news outlets" that Looney Toons requested in the first place.)
The page has a blue checkmark indicating it's an authenticated page.
Newsweek has an article. I wasn't aware we had a policy current events must be specifically cited from such articles. If we do, I apologize.
We don't have such a policy, but you have a history of adding unsubstantiated accusations and false representations to articles.
EDIT: The Newsweek article is an ideal source, Please add it as a footnote or direct link in the examples, if you haven't already.
> We don't have such a policy, but you have a history of adding unsubstantiated accusations and false representations to articles.
For this reason, I have removed you from the list of autopatrolled users. Again. We must patrol your edits for the foreseeable future - and that means more than one month.