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#### These are the detailed instructions for how to scrape a story from Facebook Spotted: | #### These are the detailed instructions for how to scrape a story from Facebook Spotted: | ||
* You should have the Permalink URL of a Spotted story | * You should have the Permalink URL of a Spotted story | ||
* Open that link using | * Open that link using ''browser profile <code>chrome</code> on Tony Laptop Chrome'' | ||
* Load all of the story and all of the comments, waiting for all comments to load. Facebook is slow, so give it plenty of time | * Load all of the story and all of the comments, waiting for all comments to load. Facebook is slow, so give it plenty of time | ||
* Click on all the "View Reply" or "View Replies" links to see all aspects of the conversation | * Click on all the "View Reply" or "View Replies" links to see all aspects of the conversation | ||
Revision as of 21:54, 30 September 2026
- These are the detailed instructions for how to scrape a story from Facebook Spotted:
- You should have the Permalink URL of a Spotted story
- Open that link using browser profile
chromeon Tony Laptop Chrome - Load all of the story and all of the comments, waiting for all comments to load. Facebook is slow, so give it plenty of time
- Click on all the "View Reply" or "View Replies" links to see all aspects of the conversation
- Once all replies have loaded and opened, select the entire post and all replies
- Paste the post to a Google Doc with a descriptive name based on the post
- Echo the Google doc name and URL to the active agent output space