Facebook, as The Guardian reports, operates a policy of escalation when it comes to bans, and Belsky had been banned before for a joke picture of herself as a child with a speech bubble saying, “Kill all men”.

However, while it could be argued that her comment was indeed dismissing a whole gender, many people’s upset lies in the rules not being so strictly enforced across the board; many insist previous incidences of hate speech, including racism, sexism, xenophobia and homophobia, have been allowed to remain on the social media platform while innocuous posts, such as pictures of women breastfeeding, or jokes, have been removed in the past.

And Belsky’s experience doesn’t appear to be unique. According to The Daily Dot, she began looking into the issue of women receiving bans and deletions of low-level or light-hearted comments while hate-filled racist or sexist messages were not subject to punishment – and one friend, Kayla Avery, started compiling them on a website called Facebook Jailed.

According to Avery, Facebook has also been trawling her previous posts and removing content, such as a comment that involved the phrase “fragile men feelings”.

Facebook suspends female users for “men are scum” posts