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Why do we buy poppies in November, and feel under-dressed without And, if not, is it so bad to add a flag of a country in mourning to your Facebook profile? When my friends on Facebook (though of course, it being Facebook, some of them aren’t really I encourage all 3,164 of my Facebook friends to go take a look at our baby registry at Target and Babies "R" Us and buy as much as you can!" The post lists where folks can register, his wife's name, and even their child's due date. The post goes on to say In short, please stop perpetuating these sketchy sites on Facebook. It annoys your friends who know better and only confuses things for people who think they might be getting a good deal. Did you find this post useful? We’re a non-profit and don’t Not long ago someone asked an interesting question in the answers forum: How did Baba Jukwa get his seemingly huge following? It would appear the answer was just plain simple old sensationalism. This made me curious however, how do other businesses and Facebook on Thursday announced a new tool that offers users the opportunity to buy gifts for one another. It is the company’s latest test of whether users are willing to spend money on the social network – and it remains to be seen whether it will make it could create a virtuous loop where Facebookers buy iTunes credits for friends, who buy media or apps and share news of their purchases back to Facebook. It’s a big day for Facebook Gifts, as iTunes is likely its most well-known partner other than .

You've probably seen the results of a popular quiz on your Facebook friends list and timeline data. Security experts want to remind everyone this holiday season to always think before they post. Angie Tatum started camping out at the Best Buy in Facebook has warned on Thursday that members who buy “friends” from an Australian online marketing company could face banishment from the social network. The Brisbane-based firm, uSocial.net, offered this week to sell a Facebook user 1,000 friends for Advertising, marketing and promoting company uSocial (usocial.net) said it was targeting social networking sites because of their huge advertising potential. "Facebook is an extremely effective marketing tool," Leon Hill, uSocial CEO, said in a statement. The social networking giant has begun offering some users a $2 feature called Highlight to ensure their posts are seen by more people. It's the latest in a sequence of money-making efforts from the social network giant to reassure investors before its .