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iay also moderate the also "block" other users from comments automatically hidden under this setting do not disappear completely for all users. Rather, any user can view these comments by scrolling to the bottom of a post's comments section and clicking on a "view hidden comments" button. 32. Restricting comments. Instagram account holders may also moderate the comments on their posts by "restricting" another user's comments. This option automatically hides all comments posted by a particular user from members of the public, but gives the restricting account holder the option to pre-screen the comments and decide whether to allow certain comments to be seen. This feature allows a given user prior review over each comment that appears on their profile. 33. Blocking a user's comments. Account holders may also "block" other users from commenting on any of their posts by using the platform's "block comments" function. The blocked user's comments and replies are then automatically rendered invisible to all other users. In addition to blocking a user's comments, account holders may block the user from viewing the account holder's profile or any of their posts. THE NIH'S SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS The NIH's Facebook page 34. NIH uses social media accounts, including Facebook, to provide the public with agency-related updates and public health news. See https://www.nih.gov/web-policies-notices. NIH's goals of using Facebook are to communicate important public health information, be the voice of factual information in a world of misinformation, and engage the public for educational purposes about public health. "NIH Facebook pages are managed by NIH staff members who post news and other items of interest to be consumed by the public." Id. NIH has stated that "as a