In late December, Facebook clarified an existing policy on how much text was permitted on cover images and promoted images.
Via Genevieve Lachance
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January 31, 9:25 PM
Wow. This is interesting and scary. I'm glad that the blog also offers a solution. Thanks for sharing! Ken
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New required reading for my Organizational Communications class. Also, great for thinking about online communities. KM Delete the scoop?
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Did you know that Facebook has strict new guidelines on how much text you can have in photos? They will punish your brand page if you break this rule. This article explains the new rules and offers a nifty tool to help protect yourself