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In Facebook personal account, there is a feature to choose your audience by selecting Who should see this? option as shown below?
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Is there a way to do the same in Facebook page?
I don't want to block those users, but trying to limit what they can see as they tend to spam and post unnecessary comment.
When you uncheck Always comment and post on your page as MyPage anything you post on the Page is visible only to some of your friends and people who are visiting the Page profile (i.e. it's not published to the News Feed of the Page's subscribers). Thus, such posts aren't "status" updates.
If you want to publish an actual status update to the Page's subscribers, you need to "Use Facebook as MyPage". The easiest way to do it is to click the triangle in the top-right corner of the screen (on the blue bar next to Home) and select the Page, for which you wish to publish the update.
No you cannot see the who is the author of your post when using Facebook Pages under multiple admins. Consider looking into a third party tool to manage tracking roles.
Best Answer
I'm not sure if you can restrict the visibility of the posts in a Facebook page. However, you can control if visitors can post directly to the page from the page settings.
You should be able to see the Settings button on the top right corner when you are on the Page. Choose Edit corresponding to Visitor posts and choose if the posts should be reviewed before published on the page.
You can also choose to enable the Profanity Filter or/and enable blocking of certain words by using Page moderation option.