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Whenever I try to share my URL on a FB post ,I am told that

"my URL goes against our Community Standards on spam" and

FB don't allow people to post certain URLs on Facebook. This includes things like: • Websites with spammy pop-ups • Websites that pretend to be well-known brands • Misleading websites • URLs previously posted by suspicious accounts

I just bought this domain a few months ago and don't know about the previous ownership. Just by looking at the URL pattern they decided it is spam and there is absolutely no way to appeal.

There are tens if not hundreds of companies investing millions of dollars in facial recognition, only to find majority of them are biased.Further, each effort to commercialize is met with resistance via privacy, legal and ethical issues. In this scenario, why are these companies spending so much money on facial recognition research. Will they ever be able to make money out of this research?

Edit : Grammar, Excuse my English.

I have a self-hosted WP site, that hardly get any page views, max 100 per month. But, I see at least some 20+ spam comments per month on some random pages and contact pages.

WP does a good job at flagging them as SPAM, but I still need to keep deleting them from time to time.

Is Google committed to it or will it be killing Blogger also? Any Google insiders here?

Would you start a new blog on Blogger, if you were to start one now?

Migrate as in data-wise as well as process-wise. What was your experience? Our current issues with Slack are 1) keeping track of previous discussions and 2) Abandoned impromptu discussion threads without a proper conclusion

Maybe a wrong place to post. But Facebook pages enabled a lot of content creators, media teams of brands(mostly non-tech/semi-tech) to set up and share their content with wide audience.

What is the best alternative for Facebook pages now, where creators can create/setup interact with their audience easily and post a wide variety of content?

The first thing that comes to my mind is a blog, but even with Wordpress, it still requires some tech teams to setup and manage.

What is the next best alternative?

I am in my late 30s , i learnt basic C programming in school some 15 years back , means i picked up some basic programming concepts. I work in Software product company in a managerial/coordination role. I did make a few failed attempts to start with Python on Coursera , but could never finish the course due to work commitments .

In each attempt I manage to reach the basic classes(loops,while,functions etc) and lost from there, i am not able to cross that level and go to intermediate topics. What is the best way to cross that level and move to intermediate concepts?

If my objective is to learn coding+other basics so that i could build[1] and maintain my ideas[2] , how should i go about and what should i learn?

[1]- A quick Proof of Concept and deploy a working model to demo [2]- Ideas meaning some Webapps/SaaS app