Um, so @Facebook just "unpublished" my page for @ZuckerbergFiles that has existed since 2013: "It looks like recent activity on your Page doesn't follow the Facebook Page Policies regarding impersonation and pretending to be an individual or business." #sigh
And when I click on the "Disagree with this decision" you get this oh-so-helpful "we're busy and might not get to this message. 
I've literally had members of Facebook's communications team contact me to make sure their internal archive of Zuckerberg's appearances matches mine.
And for those unfamiliar, @ZuckerbergFiles is a (restricted-access) digital archive of everything Mark Zuckerberg has said in public or posted online (plus a few recent leaks). It is a repository, and itself doesn't take a stance on any issues, and neither did its Facebook page.
And to clear up any confusion, the archive itself is alive and well at zuckerbergfiles.org. This was simply the site's official Facebook Page, that has been sitting there with only occasional posts announcing archive updates since 2013.
Good news! Facebook has now republished the page for @ZuckerbergFiles. I wonder if I'll ever learn what triggered this and how the dispute process actually unfolded.
