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SITES OF THE MONTH

SITES OF THE MONTH

Frugal Can Be Fun  
Frugal Can Be Fun
 You can live large on a small budget. Learn strategies for saving money, life hacks, frugal living tips, and much more.
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Explore Our World
 View the latest content in History & Culture, Science, Animals, and Travel. Watch intriguing Nat Geo TV shows.
Learn more… 		90 Holiday Decorations  
90 Holiday Decorations
 Now’s the time to plan your holiday décor. Get inspired by Good Housekeeping’s fun and festive gallery of ideas.
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MUST SEE VIDEOS

MUST SEE VIDEOS

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Doggone Impressive Agility
 A Border Collie named Verb becomes the 2021 Masters Agility Champion at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. 		Cool Video 2 - Download Graphics to View  
Gigantic Model Railroad
 November is Model Railroad Month. You’d walk almost a mile around North America’s largest model railroad display.

TUTORIAL/FAQ

TUTORIAL/FAQ

Download Graphics to View Question: I’ve had friends say they’re in Facebook jail. What does that mean and why would someone end up in that situation?

Answer: Facebook jail is an urban term coined by users to describe when someone is banned or blocked from accessing their account or posting on Facebook because of spammy behavior or failure to follow the platform’s guidelines.

There are seven common reasons why people end up in Facebook jail:
  1. Spamming – This can mean posting too quickly and often or sending out too many friend requests, which is how bots typically act.

  2. Inappropriate and Explicit Content – Included in this category is posting suggestive images or content regarding self-harm, hate speech, or threats.

  3. Posting Flagged Images or Videos – If Facebook has marked or flagged certain images due to spam or for violating the terms, and someone posts them on their page, it can lead to being flagged by Facebook.

  4. Logging into Multiple Accounts at the Same Time – This behavior is how bots often behave, which is why it can lead to Facebook jail.

  5. Automated Software – Most of this software is programmed to automatically like or comment on posts, which is a no-no on Facebook.

  6. Fake Accounts – Facebook notices someone using a fake account due to multiple people reporting it.

  7. Suspicious Payments – Making a payment using a fraudulent card is cause for an account to be banned.

ROUTINE EMAIL SERVER MAINTENANCE

ROUTINE EMAIL SERVER MAINTENANCE

October 29, 2021 at 11:00 p.m. for up to two hours.

SRT’s email servers will be part of a scheduled maintenance tonight. During this time, customers may not be able to log into their email accounts. Please rest assured that all incoming messages will be queued and delivered to mailboxes as soon as the maintenance is complete, which is expected to take no more than two hours. Thank you for your patience while we perform this important maintenance!