Posted Wednesday 11th February 2009 14:31 GMT
Facebook and a wasteland of rubbish?
There may be items of value in a wasteland of rubbish.
Posted Wednesday 11th February 2009 14:31 GMT
is this news?
Every group with >500 members is spam-flooded. I imagine the creator changed the description himself as an ironic protest or the password to their accout was compromised.
Posted Wednesday 11th February 2009 19:25 GMT
"Spammers are leaving marketing messages and web links strewn across the Facebook group like the graffiti left by teenagers in an abandoned house,"
What, in an incomprehensible and utterly artless typeface?
Posted Wednesday 11th February 2009 23:13 GMT
Recently all the adverts I've been seeing on Facebook (ie. the 'legitimate' ads on the right hand side of the page) are of the get-rich-quick kind. I get the feeling there's a real push, and probably one person/group/business behind it all.
Posted Thursday 12th February 2009 10:42 GMT
It's about a group on Facebook. Who cares what it says ? Even the people that are part of it don't go to it anymore.
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