Will Facebook penalize me for recirculating content?

The short answer: 
No, as long as you're recirculating your own content.

The Long Answer: Why Your Strategy is Safe

Over the summer, Meta shared more information about their efforts to combat "unoriginal content," and specifically noted that "accounts that repeatedly repost others' content without meaningful edits, commentary, or credit will now face" consequences. 

Understandably, many publishers were worried about how these efforts would impact their recirculation strategy, both on their own pages or cross-posted across National markets. As these measures are intended to crack down on spam and fake engagement behaviors, outlets distributing their own content shouldn't be impacted.

On top of that, recirculated content actually has an important role in your Facebook strategy, resurfacing relevant content at different times to continue to reach your audiences and grow your traffic metrics.

Recirculation Outperforms Unposted Content

You can find out more about how to adjust your unposted and recirculated content types here.

What If I Am Dinged Improperly?

While publishers shouldn't be impacted by these measures, that doesn't mean you can't be improperly flagged by Meta for distributing your own content across multiple markets.

If this is happening to you, in addition to reaching out to your Meta rep, you can search for alerts in your Facebook Post Insights dashboard or Facebook Support home screen, pictured here.