Get offline, get involved, and listen: A social media policy for governments and constituents
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Get offline, get involved, and listen: A social media policy for governments and constituents
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BY SUZANNE RENT
JULY 23, 2026
Credit: Mariia Shalabaieva/Unsplash
On July 17, the Town of Lunenburg announced on Facebook that it has updated its social media policy.
From the town’s Facebook post:
A key component of the policy is the disabling of comments on the Town’s social posts in an effort to reduce misinformation and toxic comments – a move many other municipalities have a…
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