This could be a data mining wet dream. They have found a way to make filling out surveys addictive. It seems all you had to do was present it in a fun way and m

This could be a data mining wet dream. They have found a way to make filling out surveys addictive. It seems all you had to do was present it in a fun way and make sure the surveys are about other people. I wouldn't be surprised if the questions start shifting towards things that could be used to market to people. Imagine if all of John Smiths friends say he is "Most likely to skip work to play a videogame". It wouldn't matter if John had ever mentioned video games on his profile.