In all the hoopla of “ambulance chasing” and Netflix, this latest Archewell post slipped under the radar. Harry and Meghan are continuing their campaign of censorship. Someone on their team has written an article condemning the recent changes to Meta claiming that the removal of fact-checking “should deeply concern us all.”

Actually it shouldn’t. “Fact-checking” may sound good in theory, but it’s actually masquerading as censorship. That is what the cosplay royals want. They don’t want people to question them (like the local Fox outlet that wanted to interview them). They don’t want people to look beyond the carefully crafted Instagram veneer to the truth, and fact-checking can make that happen. Fact-checking is not unbiased, but almost always ends up being abused by those who have a particular agenda. Instead, Meta is following X’s lead and allowing community notes, so the wisdom of the crowd can prevail, which generally does work.

Meta will start to flourish once again, while Harry and Meghan continue to fail. Being a good business person means being open to other ideas and possibilities than your own and growing and moving with the times. Harry and Meghan can’t do that because they’re too busy trying to rewrite their past. 

However, the change may explain Meghan’s silence on Instagram. I’m sure she was so excited to return, but, oops, Meta had other plans. 2025 has been a really bad year for them so far.

(Also, their communications strategy continues to break down, as this article is published onandThat is NOT what you do, as the pages will compete in the search engine. That’s like Comms 101.)