Robert,

Facebook is what technical people sometimes call a walled-garden. In 
other words, it is not the internet, but a closed-up environment 
connected to it. They purposefully isolate content within, to force 
people to be part of it if they wish to access that content.

In other words, they purposefully block you from giving links to direct 
content for those who are outside Facebook. As far as I know, there is 
no easy solution to this problem, which is exactly how they want it.

A possible way out of it is for you to get a blogging system which 
conforms to internet standards. You could try WordPress, for example.

Good luck,

Fernando

On 4/7/20 1:12 PM, Robert Sollars wrote:
>
> Hey everbody,
>
> I have been posting my blogs and stuff on my Facebook author page, 
> www.facebook.com/robertdsollars, for a while. However, with this virus 
> stuff & some of the postings on it, some people don’t want the blog 
> posted in the groups I’m a part of. The issue is that I don’t know how 
> to extract the link from a Facebook post I’ve made.
>
> I’ve never been good at that stuff, even when I could see, so how do I 
> extract a usable link from my Facebook posts to send to someone? As 
> far as that goes, from any site that I can’t pull a link from?
>
> Any suggestions would be appreciated!
>
> Robert
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