Aug 24, 2022
Who has seen what’s going on with popular celebrity on Facebook 😂
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Who has seen what’s going on with popular celebrity on Facebook 😂
Well, that's an interesting depiction of Jesus ...
If you're on Facebook, and you get a comment that sounds like this:
Image text: Michael Compton I'm very impressed with your profile and personality. I also admire your good sense of humor here. I don't normally write in the comment section, but I think you deserve this compliment. I'd like to be your friend. Kindly send me a friend request if you don't mind thanks. Wish You all the Best
I strongly recommend blocking and reporting them. It isn't a real person-- it's a scammer; either they AI'd their profile, or they hacked one. Possibly like the crap happening here on Tumblr? Unknown, but possible.
ME: my friend picked out this makeup for me & I need help. I don't know how to apply it
MOM: I'm just going to stay out of my kids' business.
ME: 🙄🤷♀️
Also apparently there is a spam Facebook account that just popped up with my dead name and old pictures of me. I reported it to Facebook but I really hope it gets deleted soon. Those pictures are from a horrible time in my life, I don't like seeing them, I don't like other people seeing them, and I definitely don't want some asshole pretending to be me.
Just found this weirdness in my inbox. I don’t know if it’s spam or what. As someone who had a stalker not that long ago, it seems vaguely ominous. Is this something that’s been going around on Facebook, or should I be worried?
Music Marketing Meets Story Bumping On Facebook's New News Feed
Facebook is still a content driven website no matter how you look at it. When people post things to their Facebook pages, they do it with the intention that it will be viewed by someone else. This is also one of the basic communications axioms of neurolinguistics, where any sort of statement is always driven by an expected response. The difference between posting information and posting it on Facebook, is that Facebook has their own way of filtering what people see and what they don’t see. If someone has a thousand friends on Facebook, how are they to filter one post from another? They need some sort of system to filter out genuine material from posts that are spammed to the top. Spammers have learned a hard lesson, and they know that their attempts won’t get them very far. This is one of the positives about Facebook, even though you are still forced to view an ad here or there. The newest feature of Facebook is known as post bumping, where popular and commented posts make it to the top of people’s feeds. That is why a post with many comments will receive many more comments in the future. http://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2013/08/music-marketing-meets-story-bumping-on-facebooks-new-news-feed.html