It’s not Spam, it’s Advertising
So, one of my client's boosted posts on Facebook triggered this response from a disgruntled FB user.... Let's ignore the fact that within 5 words he (it was a he, though I've protected his identity for obvious reasons - you shouldn't feed the trolls!) managed to use "you're" rather than "your" and misused the comma.... the sentiment is clear. He's annoyed that his timeline was "invaded" by what is, frankly, an innocuous ad for a real estate development in Southern Spain. Why would this be annoying? Possibly, because it cluttered up what is likely to be a clean, streamlined timeline which only features quality posts from his closest friends, just like everyone else's timeline. Or maybe not. Possibly, because there is some deep seated frustration that he cannot afford to buy a second home in one of Europe's most sought after destinations... well, guess what... I handle their ad campaign and I can't afford one either... so stop..
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