Thanks to @shellthings who writes thingsicantsay.com, I read an excellent blog entry from @LeslieVeg about “Liking” on Facebook. In the entry, she asks Facebook’s legal team whether or not they allow using Facebook Likes as a bonus entry for product giveaways. Unfortunately, they do not but one of Leslie’s readers mentioned about a loophole where Liking a Facebook Fan Page could allow readers access to exclusive content such as coupon codes, scavenger hunt clues, etc.

My question is: Is this bribery? I will give you this if you like my Facebook Fan Page. If it is bribery, does anyone care? After all, it is just a click of a button. My dog can click a button. No one is threatening anyone. It’s more like “I’ll show you mine if you show me yours.” It’s a trade off. So what do you think? Do you want to see what’s up my skirt… I mean… on my Facebook Fan Page?

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