I agree completely. But zero-friction and social loophole-ing [1] is awfully attractive to your average FB user. [1] if the link is wrong, it's stupid FB's fa

I agree completely. But zero-friction and social loophole-ing [1] is awfully attractive to your average FB user. [1] if the link is wrong, it's stupid FB's fault, not mine. if the link has unnecessary cruft, that's fine, because only non-technical FB people will ever look at the query-string. I don't stand out as spammy, because everyone's "like"s are in the same place