Honestly, between that and their app, I do. Haven’t watched TV news in over a decade.I hope he gets his issue resolved but to say “many rely on it” is a bit overblown. Exactly how many people have his Facebook page as their sole source of weather information?
An accurate weather forecast.Given what those platforms allow, what did James Spann have to post to get booted?
I just had a bunch of old posts removed as 'spam' where I was promoting projects I worked on - was informed that if it continues, I will be booted.Given what those platforms allow, what did James Spann have to post to get booted?
That's what I suspected when I first heard it. If you don't fully buy into the climate calamity stuff, which I don't think JS does, somebody might try to cancel you.I know James Spann isn't an unquestioning believer in man-made activities being the sole cause of climate change. While I don't know what happened between him and FaceBook (or why), it's possible he ran afoul of the FaceBook algorithm because of that.
Spann himself will geek out on the methodologies of the various studies connecting cause and effect. Also, whether the amount of temperature change cited is documented to a truly scientific standard, including full disclosure of all assumptions, distribution of data points, locations and methods of gathering data points, vetting and verification of outlying data points, etc., etc.
I'm not saying Spann is right or wrong. I'm saying what he believes. And again, I don't know what got him on FaceBook's mud list.
Ahh, hadn't thought of that. Good point.I know James Spann isn't an unquestioning believer in man-made activities being the sole cause of climate change. While I don't know what happened between him and FaceBook (or why), it's possible he ran afoul of the FaceBook algorithm because of that.
Spann himself will geek out on the methodologies of the various studies connecting cause and effect. Also, whether the amount of temperature change cited is documented to a truly scientific standard, including full disclosure of all assumptions, distribution of data points, locations and methods of gathering data points, vetting and verification of outlying data points, etc., etc.
I'm not saying Spann is right or wrong. I'm saying what he believes. And again, I don't know what got him on FaceBook's mud list.
He’s been very gracious about the “mistake”. They reinstated his accounts, personal and professional, and he has carried on with what he had been doing before. There’s been no mention if Meta fessed up why all of his accounts were taken down.I don’t watch his station so I don’t follow him. What does he say about it?
Thanks, but I was wondering what his views on climate change are.He’s been very gracious about the “mistake”. They reinstated his accounts, personal and professional, and he has carried on with what he had been doing before. There’s been no mention if Meta fessed up why all of his accounts were taken down.
Part of me wonders if one of these people who thinks anything the weatherman says must be perfectly accurate or they should burn at the stake, went and filed a false claim that he posted something against community standards and it was an insta-ban based off the complaint.
His stance as I understand it is that the window of time with accurate recording devices (and as someone mentioned above about properly placed accurate recording devices) is too small of a sample size to make definitive statements as are being made. For example, if you are in the camp that the Earth is billions of years old, and want to use a 100-150ish year window of data to make definitive statements like those being made, then it’s not real good science..Thanks, but I was wondering what his views on climate change are.