<human>: My brother and I run a two man online magazine in our spare time. Often, we will promote the articles via the Facebook page for our magazine. So far, we've never had any trouble paying small sums to get our articles sent to a few thousand people, and usually there is little to no response to them. Although we have high hopes for our endeavor, at this point it's basically just a blog that gets spammed a lot and that few seem to be interested in reading or responding to.

In the past weeks, I noticed a few articles appearing on my Facebook feed that use tax data to estimate that one has to earn only around 350 grand a year to be in the top one percent of income earners. I talked to my brother about it, and I decided to write an article critical of this approach and use of the term "one percent", arguing instead that "one percent" ought to refer to distribution of wealth and not annual income. After writing and editing the article, I posted it to Facebook yesterday and attempted to "boost" it for $20. Facebook rejected our request to promote the article, saying: "Your Post wasn't boosted because it violates Facebook's ad guidelines by making claims that are unrealistic or unlikely. The post remains published, but it is not running as an ad."

I guess you shouldn't try to use a social media site owned by a billionaire to take pot shots at billionaires.

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See the rejection here:

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Wrote an article critical of the "one percent", and attempted to promote it via Facebook. Facebook denied the request.