SXSW - Facebook and porn - doesn't know what it is when it sees it

Thursday, March 19. 2009

SXSW - Facebook and porn - doesn't know what it is when it sees it

Ironic vignette of SXSW:

Techfluff.tv's Hermione Way goes to the SXSW Facebook party, takes photos of the erotic art on the walls, post them on her Facebook profile and consequently gets herself banned from Facebook for putting up dirty pictures.

Somehow you just knew it would be Facebook that would do this. The National Geographic had better beware......

Update - got a Letter from Hermione in the comments to say she used her charms on some Facebook friends and got re-constituted

Posted by Alan Patrick in Social Networks at 17:16 | Comments (5) | Trackbacks (0)

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Are you sure that no one in her network decided to signal those pictures to Facebook?

#1 Bertil Hatt (Homepage) on 2009-03-19 20:21 (Reply)

yeah...then i contacted some Facebook folks i was hanging out with and they put it back up!
or maybe it was this blog

#2 hermioneway (Homepage) on 2009-03-19 22:15 (Reply)

I'll claim it was the blog

#3 alan p on 2009-03-19 22:20 (Reply)

whuffie to the blog that has the power to change Facebook

#3.1 Andy W (Homepage) on 2009-03-20 11:20 (Reply)

I'll say it was a combo of the blog plus Hermione's charms

The ban was beautifully ironic though - Facebook ban for taking pictures at Facebook party. Truth is always stranger than the best fiction!

#4 Benjamin Ellis (Homepage) on 2009-03-20 12:06 (Reply)

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