Jake makes excellent points about Facebook's rampant discrimination against breastfeeding content on their site.  In fact, a small business just had their ad rejected without just cause.  Facebook just. doesn't. like. breastfeeding.   And as a private company, they don't have to. 

Another thing Milkshare does is placing a nominal fee for participating in their donor match service.  I don't know the particulars and I doubt anyone would be turned away for lack of funds,  but it seems like it might be a good way to deter some of the people we're worried about...

Amy West, CLC


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On Nov 24, 2010, at 9:45 AM, Jake Marcus <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> With all due respect, Emma has also had her Facebook pages and groups removed more times than I can recall. She has also lost forever a large amount of content. On Facebook, Emma has a bulls-eye on her back. All the more reason for me to worry that the EOF pages will be pulled down without warning.
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