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No ruler reigns forever, and no social media platform is impervious to errors, flaws, and thefts! On Facebook, something strange is happening that has many people completely baffled. A strange bug impacting users’ social media feeds has been reported.
Users specifically mentioned seeing comments on celebrity pages that they do not follow themselves from completely unknown strangers. We have gathered the funniest and most pertinent responses to the entire spectacle that internet users shared on other websites like Twitter.
Anomalous club, scroll down and vote up the responses you believe to be the best. The Facebook celebrity bug has certainly affected you directly, right? What do you think of fans messaging random celebrities and posting memes on their pages? Post your comments with your ideas.
Ariane Sherine, a comedy writer, and seasoned Twitter user spoke with Anomalous club about the celebrity problem. “Twitter is the funniest network, in my opinion. Due to its character constraint, it is best suited. Of course, there are also viewpoints, and this morning, people wanted to exercise both, “She explained why people flooded the network because of Facebook’s issues
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Ariane believes that Twitter gives users more freedom to be themselves, but on the flip side, there are also more trolls to contend with. Users are urged to use their real names on Facebook, which discourages trolling.
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We also wanted to know Ariane’s thoughts on why some social media users enjoy commenting on and/or spamming other celebrity Facebook pages and accounts.
“the desire for visibility, popularity, and perhaps glamour. You’ll get a lot more views for your comment if you comment on a celebrity’s page than if you comment on your own page “She told Bored Panda that the increased visibility is a draw in part.
Additionally, people may believe it bestows some glamour upon them and increases the likelihood that the celebrity in question will see your comment. Of all, the majority of consumers would almost always choose a funny bug over a malicious one. The Facebook celebrity bug, however, also demonstrates that no network is too large to collapse. Every website has certain flaws, and some bugs can produce really perplexing results.
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Twitter and other social media platforms were inundated with users reporting the problem. The problem is true, as demonstrated by the fact that Ben Shapiro and Cristiano Ronaldo dominated one user’s feed, according to Anomalous club.
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Some users got a sneak glimpse at a side of Facebook that they may have never seen before because of the bug. The event also brought to light the reality that it has become an online custom for people to swarm Twitter the instant Facebook or Instagram have problems.
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Diverse social media networks have quite different cultures. And many users have a particular location where they communicate with others and share their opinions. Users of Twitter, for instance, frequently express great pride in being a part of the network despite the fact that they are aware of some of its shortcomings in comparison to other options.
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Because Twitter is mostly text-based and encourages brevity, concision, and comedy, I believe it draws smarter and funnier individuals than other social networking platforms. Ariane described Twitter to Anomalous club as having a lot more cynicism and anger than other social media platforms.
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