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fire safety app Watch DutyMashable
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Washington Post finds dozens of posts taken down by Facebook since June .
Posts often contained links or screenshots from the fire safety app Watch Duty .
Many of these takedowns affect small town community pages, vital resources for live updates and information sharing.
Facebook's automatic explanation implies the posts were taken down for violating community spam guidelines.
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