Facebook bans ads for Votes for Women boardgame, claims "sensitive social issue"

From someone who worked on this program at Meta before getting laid off: the ads aren't banned. Ads about social issues (including the right to vote -- which like it or not is an active issue in some of the world) are more sensitive than others. They need a disclaimer so that it's transparent who is paying for the ads, which is literally in the error message in the screenshot.

Is this by any chance a string match on "vote"? Is there a general ban on "vote this way" ads at Facebook?

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ELI5 - Why does a successful board game need to source funding for a second round of printing?

I&#x27;m not sure how to feel about this. Nasty tracking is certainly possible without tracking cookies, and tracking cookies are actually quite easy to block &amp; deal with. Other technologies which track you are not necessarily all that easy to prevent. It wouldn&#x27;t necessarily be better if most companies moved away from tracking cookies.