Sentence examples for encourage users to post from inspiring English sources

The research drew criticism from campaigners over the weekend, who said that the research could be used by Facebook to encourage users to post more and by other agencies such as governments to manipulate the feelings of users in certain countries.

He would encourage users to post naked photos of their former girlfriends and boyfriends, as well as personal details about them, BBC reports.

The app encourages users to post anonymous thoughts and confessions and then follows up with individuals to create journalistic reports with partners including Buzzfeed and The Guardian itself.

The hashtag of #lettoysbetoys is popular on social media and encourages users to post signs of gender discrimination in stores, or positive examples of progressive gender-neutral marketing.

Leong suggests that Airbnb could be found liable if a plaintiff could show that is practices caused hosts to discriminate, saying: "My view is that there is a colorable argument that features of the platform, such as encouraging users to post pictures of themselves and use their real first names, are actions by Airbnb that increase the likelihood of discrimination".

And that means encouraging users to post at least some of their content publicly.

Although its name clearly invokes the selfie phenomenon, Selphee encourages users to post more than just their grinning visage.

Unlike Wikipedia, mindia encourages users to post what they personally think and makes all discussions public, with every member having a specific profile page (example).

More recently, Facebook has also been giving marketers limited access to searching the firehose of public posts, and encouraging users to post more publicly with hashtags, trending topics, embeddable posts, and other Twitter-like features.

The updates, six months in development, are meant to increase focus on analytics and third-party integrations, encouraging users to post to Buffer across the web, instead of visiting the website itself.

The Lahore High Court imposed the nationwide ban almost two weeks ago amid outrage over the page, which encouraged users to post drawings of Muhammad, as many Muslims consider depictions of Islam's Prophet to be blasphemous.