Contracting account says it discards résumés based on the name at the top
Thirty years in business, described publicly, in writing, on a business account.
Discrimination
Public posts describing discriminatory treatment of customers, applicants or neighbours.
Volunteer group post says everyone is helped, some of them faster
It declines to elaborate, in a public post, at length.
Post describes a 22-year seating chart system it declines to explain
“If you saw the chart you'd figure it out in about four seconds.”
Acme Lawn & Feed page says it decides who its “family values” apply to
A business page told its own customers, unprompted, that some of them were not included.
Gym page explains who “our community” means, in case anyone was unclear
The post anticipates the question and answers it in the same breath.
Realtor account declines to say in writing which side of the road is “better”
It offers to answer the question on the phone instead.
Restaurant's public review reply explains what the service was about
The one-star review was, by the owner's own account, earned by the restaurant.
School board candidate says the author's name told her enough about the book
She has not read it. She does not intend to. She feels this is sufficient.