article_snippet: Facebook has been criticised in the past for inconsistency when it comes to user-published content.
article_snippet: Facebook's had of global policy management, Monika Bickert, said in a blog post announcing the new page: 'Billions of pieces of content are shared on Facebook every day. '
article_snippet: On the subject of direct physical threats,  Facebook said Facebook reviews all reports of threats to identify those which are credible to public and personal safety. '
article_snippet: Facebook remove credible threats of physical harm to individuals.
article_snippet: Facebook also remove specific threats of theft, vandalism or other financial harm.'
article_snippet: The new guidelines also say that Facebook does not allow any organisations to have a presence on the site that engage in terrorist activity, organised crime, or promoting hate against others.
article_snippet: There is also a section on hate speech, with  FacebookFacebook .
article_snippet: Facebook also said that Facebook allows 'humour, satire or social commentary related to these topics' if the user is posting under Facebook real identity.
article_snippet: Here, Facebook will continue to be a place where users can share experiences and raise awareness, says The site. '