Parsano said United Way greatly depends on Facebook for community outreach. We try to keep our money and expenses low. Just all of a sudden we were banned from the page.
Hite said she could only speak with an AI bot, and just like Parsano, it got her nowhere. Hite said without a Facebook page people were starting to think the food pantry had closed.
Hite said she eventually had to create a new Facebook page from scratch, under a different name. That was more than a year ago, and Hite said it still has less than half the followers compared to what they formerly had.
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