A frequent topic of discussion in the media advocacy workshops I teach is the time involved to monitor a page for inappropriate posts and comments. Media advocacy is the strategic use of media to influence public policy. Often there's an element of controversy when an organization is working for community change. For example, I have heard from groups working to prevent youth alcohol or drug use that their Facebook pages have become targets from oppositional teens.

You've found yourself having to delete several comments from a particular individual. You can permanently ban that person from being connected to your page. He won't be able to "Like" it.

There are three ways to do this. The simplest is to click "See All" under the "Likes" section. Find the individual you want to ban, then select the "X" next to his name > Click "Remove." Learn the other two methods for banning a follower by reading this on Facebook help.

Hope you  have found these tips to be helpful. Please let us know how you've dealt with troubling posts and comments on your page. 

For more on Facebook's new page layout features, I recommend this post on Kerry Rego's blog.