I tend to think these are reactions to some of the "warnings" memes that are passed around lately (as-in: "don't answer these memes because they're collecting s

I tend to think these are reactions to some of the "warnings" memes that are passed around lately (as-in: "don't answer these memes because they're collecting security question info") . . . the goal of these affiliate postings is not to gather security question info. It may not even be a cambridge-analytica-type of data-collection for a "personality test". I think it's more of an effort to build affiliate pages in FB that are highly ranked (because they have such high engagement numbers) - - so that that ranking can be used LATER, to push ads. Probably political ads; ahead of the next midterms.