It’s just a strange state of affairs. We’re happy to announce the ongoing funding support from the organization we oversee. https://t.co/DXelsjJbSB

— Jason Goldman (@goldman) July 22, 2022

The Facebook Supreme Court lives on. Meta had already committed $130 mil in funding and they just committed another $150 mil https://t.co/JZTAHs8Co2

— Shirin Ghaffary (@shiringhaffary) July 22, 2022

How in the world does it cost this much to run https://t.co/bCiO4p2fti

— Ed Zitron (@edzitron) July 22, 2022

That’s quite a paycheck. I still think the best way to hold the company accountable would be for this Board to admit that it’s dysfunctional by design and resign. https://t.co/OXBvsGE6SC https://t.co/x7sv6B1rK5

— Jessica González (@JGo4Justice) July 22, 2022

Meta has approved a new three-year, $150 million commitment to fund the @OversightBoard and its operations. This money will go into the Oversight Board Trust, which enables the board to continue operating as a separate entity, independently from Meta. https://t.co/FJC9QtgOnO

— Nick Clegg (@nickclegg) July 22, 2022

"Today the Oversight Board Trust announced that Meta has made a commitment that provides for ongoing financial support for the Oversight Board. As part of that commitment, the company will make a $150 million contribution to the Trust." https://t.co/uF8uJKRVsV

— Oliver Darcy (@oliverdarcy) July 22, 2022

Stephen Neal, Chairperson of the Trust, says this is “a vote of confidence in the work of the Board.” Read more here: https://t.co/norqTODgWi

— Oversight Board (@OversightBoard) July 22, 2022

Received $130m in 2019, now another $150m. How much does it cost to run the Oversight Board exactly? Or are they secretly building a nuclear submarine? https://t.co/gKKTS9Fil4

— Charles Arthur (@charlesarthur) July 22, 2022

Cool now bring back CrowdTangle https://t.co/sOYgguC7oJ

— Jared Keller (@jaredbkeller) July 22, 2022

The Oversight Board has received another $150 million dollars from Meta, in addition to the initial $130m that resulted in 118 recommendations and 25 decisions since 2019.

That's over $900,000.00 per action, at least in the Oversight Board startup phasehttps://t.co/e4C8Lr2L1y

— J. Nathan Matias (@natematias) July 22, 2022

Glad to see this https://t.co/tOoLEsZ32P

— Rob Leathern - robza.eth (@robleathern) July 22, 2022

Oversight board gets an extension https://t.co/7fnBbHQvj7

— Cristiano Lima (@viaCristiano) July 22, 2022

very interesting that Facebook is giving $150 mil more to its Oversight Board, which reviews moderation decisions gone wrong, instead of better compensating its very very poorly paid and overworked moderators who make those decisions in the first place https://t.co/DQd36SPwpi

— Sam Biddle (@samfbiddle) July 22, 2022

We’re delighted to announce that Meta has committed ongoing financial support for the Board, including a new $150 million contribution to the Oversight Board Trust to support our operations. 🧵

— Oversight Board (@OversightBoard) July 22, 2022