Loudoun claims they didn’t delete the comments; however, their claims have been proven false before.

There is the possibility, however remote, that 3rd party users reported comments as spam and facebook automatically deleted it. Thus, I am asking for their logs.

But the bigger question is whether facebook forums can legally serve as a limited public forum at all. On facebook, pages must be public. But comments on these pages can be hidden from certain users if the commenter has blocked that user on their profile. One can have long running conversations on government facebook pages that are hidden to certain users who are blocked by the original commenter. While Facebook is perfectly within its right to operate its software in this way, this is equivalent to allowing groups to ban those they dislike from a given area of a public park. Thus, I am arguing that until facebook opens up such public pages for all to see all discussions, it is unconstitutional for any public body to use them as a discussion forum.

I can link to all the pleadings if you like. A bigger case involves another public body in Loudoun. The school board members use facebook pages to discuss policy and votes with citizens. Because of my criticism, at least five have maintained permanent blocks against me on their school board pages and refuse to unblock me even though a 1983 suit was filed in May 2016 (1:16-CV-540)

How does deposing Facebook help if the government officials did the blocking? Can they be named in a suit as well?

I am trying to add other claims about facebook pages in general. Plan to depose Facebook in early March.