Are Posts Containing Links To LeoFinance/Hive Posts Being Censored On Facebook?

I made a post containing a link to a video on LeoFinance about the problems DeFi solves. It was the post made on Nov 21 at 3.21. I stated in my post that yield farming is rubbish and that there are many important real world uses for DeFi instead.

Now, when I went looking for my post to see if anybody had liked it or commented on it, I no longer found it. My posting it was included in my activity log. But the log entry was empty as you can see.

The rules of the group forbid posting "affiliate links" and the like. It wasn't really an affiliate link. It was just a link to an external piece of content just like that link to the CoinDesk article in a post by someone at the top.

I did use a word meaning "horseshit" in the post. This would be the first time I get censored on that Facebook group. I have made posts containing links to LeoFinance posts before.

Has anyone else got similar experiences? How likely is it that is a case of Facebook censoring links to Web 3.0 platforms as a policy? We know Twitter began shadowbanning links to Hive posts many months ago. Are centralized Web 2.0 platforms so scared of losing their data cows to Web 3.0 that they censor any links to Web 3.0?

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