Comments on: How much do you hate that ad? Facebook wants to know
Members of the social-networking site can now give thumbs-up and thumbs-down to advertisements, potentially getting them to actually start paying attention.
Members of the social-networking site can now give thumbs-up and thumbs-down to advertisements, potentially getting them to actually start paying attention.
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Allowing people to comment on ads just to get them to pay attention is pretty bad. The only people they will get responses from are those dumb enough to not see what's going on.
- by andrew.mager June 8, 2008 12:15 PM PDT
- I think these Facebook social ads are a joke. No one clicks through!
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