I posted a link to a blog, the ‘Group moderator’ then deleted it. Now,  do I address it & post something on the group wall like this ->

You deleted my post? I thought FB was supposed to be engaging, a virtual party, with conversation. Not a group full of just one person selling their product… read through your posts – you are the only person talking at your party & you tell everyone else to shut-up.

Or do I ignore it? Leave the group? Advice please! I don’t want to start a FB war, but I also think it needs to be addressed.

@ursa, I’m not sure if the same is true with groups, but I know that Facebook has been a little temperamental lately with pages – one time I’ll look and the most recent post added (a photo with introductory comments) will be there; the next time I look, it’s gone.  It’s been playing hide and seek with me now for close to a week.

Well,  @ursa, that being the case, it sounds as though the group is more of a self-serving one, at least for the group moderator, and s/he is not likely to “get” your objections. 

I can’t imagine you’re getting much out of the group, but getting confrontational with the group moderator is not likely to get you anywhere.   Instead make an inquiry, something along the lines of:  “I know Facebook has been acting up lately, at least with pages, where posts appear and disappear.  So I just wanted to check and see if, from your end, you were able to see the link to the blog that I posted earlier but now am not seeing in the group posts.  Do you have any idea what happened to it?” 

Depending on whether s/he responds and the nature/tone of any response, then I’d decide whether I wanted to reach out to others in the group and/or quietly leave the group.  Taking a confrontational approach is not going to help you gain any ground, but maybe subtly helping him/her see and understand that “playing nice” would better serve their objectives … 

If they don’t get it, then participating in the group or trying to engage toe-to-toe with the moderator is not a worthy investment of your time and energy.

I’m sure if you post something like that @ursa, it will be deleted and isn’t worth your time.  There are plenty of groups that are more into collaboration.  I think that having a posting guide is great for groups so people know what types of things are acceptable and what types of things the group considers spam.  I doubt that the group is very effective for this person since they aren’t allowing any other conversation.