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lemmy.world

I don't understand...this can't be official. Since when did the Facebook equivalent of deep fried memes become a real thing that corporations want to emulate?

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lemmy.ninja

To be frank, it doesn't seem that much more insane than having a Facebook page for a fast food restaurant. I never understood people who socialize with the marketing departments of corporations.

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Meh, it could have it's uses. Local restaurants around me have Facebook pages, some even only have that rather than their own website. They advertise specials, events and whatever. I don't think it's out of the ordinary for a business to try and engage with potential clientele on a platform like Facebook, and I don't think it is super weird that people use that platform to engage with the business. What I do find weird is a national corporation posting Facebook messages like a 10 year old trying to impress their 14 year old cousin about the thing they did last week.

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