Facebook Community Actions: In recent years, Facebook has been focusing on community features to increase user engagement on the site, but also to get them more involved in politics.
So the largest social network is preparing to develop a reporting service that you can use to create a campaign in which your friends and not only can vote. 
TechCrunch, which tested the new service, reports that Facebook aims to focus it around local problems to draw attention to government agencies responsible for any malfunctions.
The new reporting service, called Community Actions, will begin rolling out in the US today.
In the new Facebook Community Actions service, you will be able to publish a report with a title and description. You will of course be able to add tags to the relevant authority to arouse their interest.
Other users will be able to “support” the report and share it in their feeds, to help it gather more interest.
Facebook's new feature could also cause problems. The largest social network will first have to convince that reports will not be filtered by an algorithm.
Next, it should ensure that the platform is not used by some who are likely to choose it solely to post offensive comments.
On the other hand, the new Facebook Community Actions platform could potentially create an alternative to the popular petition platform, change.org, which claims to have over 250 million users.
From this perspective, Facebook has the natural advantage of having many more registered users and of course the ease of use, since a report can be published with a single click.
It remains to be seen whether Facebook's new Community Actions initiative will work as the company imagines.
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