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August 5, 2012 at 1:11 pm
Well, Facebook does optimize itself for bootlickers, shoeshiners and apple polishers so superficially it would be a good match for lousy companies. Since it rapidly hides all its message and comment trees, it would also serve as a great place for meetings where no one really wants to hear or read what the others are saying, just to be the last lickspittle to say something the boss will see and to get points on.