August 24th, 2010 at 8:14PM
Letter I just sent to Facebook. I reported an advertisement - that they run - for the e-mail friend finder. It advertised that a good friend, and a second profile (for a stuffed animal that makes public appearances) “used the friend finder to find their friends!” and because of this, I should also use the friend finder. Not only do I find the logic sickening, but one “friend” is actually a profile I operate. He doesn’t have a functional e-mail account (0 contacts); furthermore he has never used the friend finder.The second friend is publicly speaking out against the friend finder on his wall. Facebook grabs enough information about us - they can’t even pick 2 friends that have /actually/ used the friend finder? That’s kind of sad.

Letter I just sent to Facebook.

I reported an advertisement - that they run - for the e-mail friend finder.

It advertised that a good friend, and a second profile (for a stuffed animal that makes public appearances) “used the friend finder to find their friends!” and because of this, I should also use the friend finder.

Not only do I find the logic sickening, but one “friend” is actually a profile I operate. He doesn’t have a functional e-mail account (0 contacts); furthermore he has never used the friend finder.
The second friend is publicly speaking out against the friend finder on his wall.

Facebook grabs enough information about us - they can’t even pick 2 friends that have /actually/ used the friend finder? That’s kind of sad.

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