Facebook has quietly removed the "20% text rule" for Page cover
photos. In case you weren't aware, since March 2013, Facebook
has had a guideline stipulating that cover photos on Facebook
could not include more than 20 percent text. This rule caused
both confusion and frustration among business Page owners. It
was often hard to judge whether or not a cover image was in
compliance. And some brands seemed to get away with breaking the
rules, while others didn't.  But as of today, according to the
updated Facebook Page Guidelines, it appears that the rule has
disappeared. So what does this mean for businesses? Go crazy!
Actually, not really. What it means is that businesses need to
find that fine line between "just enough" and "way too much."
Just because the cover photo can now have as much text as you'd
like, doesn't mean you should abuse the space.  Here's how the
new guidelines appear:  Facebook Page Guidelines  The rule may
be gone, but there are 3 things you still should NOT do with
your Facebook cover pho