solman Posted November 7, 2015 Report Posted November 7, 2015 Facebook has stopped allowing its users to mention the name of another social network on its apps and website, but it's not for the reason you might think. The site is Tsu.co, an invite-only social network that is premised on the idea of sharing ad revenue with its users. The problem, apparently, is Tsu's business model, which is premised on financially rewarding its users based on how much they share. Tsu keeps 10% of ad revenue generated by users' content, with the remaining 90% distributed among the users who invited that friend. If that model sounds familiar, it's because it's a lot like how pyramid schemes work. Typing Tsu.co, anywhere in Facebook, Instagram or Facebook Messenger results in various error messages that let you know your comment won't be posted. (There doesn't seem to be a similar ban on WhatsApp, though.)
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