For websites such as Facebook, you must look at each page to determine the author(s) or creator(s) of the content on that page.

• A. Look at each page to determine the author(s) or creator(s).
• B. Assume the platform owns all content.
• C. Check only the About page.
• D. Rely on user comments to identify authors.

Answer: (C)

The key idea here is that the About information on a Facebook page is the most authoritative source for who owns or runs that page. That section often lists the entity responsible for the content, such as the organization or person behind the page, and may include details on page management or transparency. By focusing on the About page, you identify the official creator or owner of the content, which helps ensure attribution is accurate and consistent across posts. Relying on other cues like user comments or what appears on the main feed can be unreliable, since comments are not necessarily produced by the page's creators and posts can be made by admins or contributors without changing who manages the page. So checking the About page provides the clearest, most reliable indication of who is responsible for the page’s content.