How do you view people you blocked on a facebook page?

[Karen Cheng]

So I have a page on facebook and I'm not sure how you view people you blocked ON THE PAGE. Meaning people you blocked from the page. With the new facebook page layout, I can't find where! Help please?

[Yuuuup]

When you block someone they become invisible to you on Facebook, but there is a chance that you’ll run into content that person posted before the block.

Here’s what you might see:


■Messages: Any messages that the blocked person sent you before the block will still be there, and if the blocked person is ever included in a message conversation with a group of friends, you’ll be able to see it. But you won’t be able to click on their profile (timeline), and they won’t be able to click on yours. Remember, you can always leave a message conversation that you don’t want to be part of, or delete a message conversation that you don’t like.


■Wall (Timeline) posts: If the blocked person posted to your Wall (timeline) before the block, then you’ll still be able to see that post (you can remove Wall (timeline) posts you don’t like). After the block, they won’t be able to post on your Wall (timeline) and you won’t see any posts they make to other people’s Walls (timeline).


■Recent Activity stories: There’s a change that you will see stories about the blocked person in mutual friends’ Recent Activity. For example, if the blocked person tags a mutual friend in a photo, you might see this story on your friend’s profile (timeline).


■Photos: If the blocked person tagged you in any photos before the block, you’ll still be able to see those photos. You might also see photos of the blocked person if they are tagged in another friend’s album, but you won’t be able to click on their name to see their profile (timeline).


■Groups: You’ll be able to see groups that the blocked person created or belongs to, but you won’t see that person in the group member list. You also won’t see anything that person posts in the group.


■Events: You’ll be able to see events to which both you and the blocked person are invited, but you won’t see that person’s name in the event.


â– Games and apps: Since games and apps are run by outside developers, the Facebook block won't apply to them. So you could see someone you blocked while you're playing a game (for example, in the game's chat room).