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"Now, say you you write a public update, saying, “My boss had a crazy great idea for a new product!” Now, you might not know it, but there is a Facebook page fo
by dangrover 16y ago
"Now, say you you write a public update, saying, “My boss had a crazy great idea for a new product!” Now, you might not know it, but there is a Facebook page for “My Crazy Boss” and because your post had all the right words, your post now shows up on that page. Include the words “FBI” or “CIA,” and you show up on the FBI or CIA page."
Is this really true, or is the author conflating updates with the newly-normalized interests fields?
- raganwald 16y agoHere's the page for the "Legos" interest: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Legos/110234219005966?ref=ts http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Legos/110234219005966?ref=t... Take a look at the "Related Global Posts" list below. You'll see lots of stuff from people who don't list lego in their interests fields. The question I have is whether posts still show up if your status updates are hidden to people who are not friends or friends of friends.