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Currently on my home page, there is a "photo of the day." It appears that Pavy posted it. It is under his name.

A couple days ago, that exact same photo of the day appeared under my name, as if I had posted it. I had not seen the photo before and I did not create the post. I guess Facebook just did that.

WTF? I just deleted it but I REALLY don't like that.

It is one thing to stick a bunch of crappy advertising in your face or beg you to bug your friends to play some stupid game, but to post something under my name as if I am recommending it or something - that really sucks on Facebook's part. It is borderline slanderous really.

If Facebook has to be a whore, then be a whore. It is no skin off my nutsack if someone wants to be a whore. But that kind of shit is offensive.
 
Hmmm. Lemme see if this works at all;

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No it looks like that is just the so-called "photo of the day," not the whole post. I don't know how to capture the whole post. Anyway, picture that pic surrounded by this text.


Pavlos Pavlopoulos (and his normal profile pic)
View today's photo of the day!
View the photo at: Between You and Me
Like Remove Post 14 hours ago via Between You and Me



And then picture the exact same pic a couple of days ago surrounded by the exact same text except under my name and profile pic.

I didn't post it and I doubt Pavy did either. Something at Facebook assigned authorship to us (well me anyway) and for that, they suck.
 
they do that... I've seen my friends post identical photos of the day spread out over a few days. But my friends had never even seen the pics. It's like you're advertising something but you never even entered the contest. I'm not sure what that is but it's messed up.

On another note - it pisses me off that I can't read articles others have read without installing an app. Or googling of course. Pavy reads some good ones and it's a mess trying to find them. Post a link on my wall saying you read an interesting story... let me read the story when I click FACEBOOKKKKKKKKKKK!
 
I don't know. I sign up for some games. That's about it. I guess those are considered apps and I have allowed them???

I guess that's why Millionaire feels they have permission to (whorishly) create those posts that so-and-so is feeling great sadness because I missed their lifeline question - when that person didn't send a lifeline question or even play the game in months. I don't know what that idiotic crap does for Millionaire (other than making them look like whores) but at least they have permission I guess.

I have never even heard of "Between You and Me"

To their credit, at least they have the grammar right. Many people would say (incorrectly, whorishly), Between You and I.

But they can still bite me.



:mudcat:
 
Matty
Be very careful when you "Allow" apps on your FB account. A lot of them ask you for permission to post on your behalf.
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yeah see, that's my problem

i refuse to install anything - even though fb is already sucking in all my info anyway (freefall confirm plz)

but I can't read shit and it makes other things unusable

i really think it's an evil site... if muddy hadn't mentioned the pic thing, i wouldn't have thought to mention it

but seriously: just splashing pics on someone's profiles? or even that status shuffle shit. i texted my boss - not rbs - to say can you not come up with at least one original thought a day and he had no clue wtf i was talking about. "haven't checked fb in a week" that nonky status shuffle was posting stuff for him.
 
Mudcat
Currently on my home page, there is a "photo of the day." It appears that Pavy posted it. It is under his name.

A couple days ago, that exact same photo of the day appeared under my name, as if I had posted it. I had not seen the photo before and I did not create the post. I guess Facebook just did that.

WTF? I just deleted it but I REALLY don't like that.

It is one thing to stick a bunch of crappy advertising in your face or beg you to bug your friends to play some stupid game, but to post something under my name as if I am recommending it or something - that really sucks on Facebook's part. It is borderline slanderous really.

If Facebook has to be a whore, then be a whore. It is no skin off my nutsack if someone wants to be a whore. But that kind of shit is offensive.
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I have no idea what the photo of the day is. I get it frequently and it says I posted the picture but I didn't. If it keeps coming up I will sue the Zuckerberg guy for 1 billion dollars!
 
Bread
Pavy do you know my barber?

I know how tight you people are.

Pavy I miss you.
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If he is originally from the country of Greece I'd probably won't know him. If he is from the country of Cyprus I'd probably do.

I miss you too! Post more often if you have time.

P.S. RogueJuror can we make a new smiley for me with the flag of Cyprus instead..lol
 
facebook is evil

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Mudcat
To their credit, at least they have the grammar right. Many people would say (incorrectly, whorishly), Between You and I.





:mudcat:
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I like that sentence. Sounds like something out of a Russian novel.

And I didn't even know that you and me is correct. I figured you say me when before and I when after. :dunno:
But calling it whorish is really creative. :up:
 
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