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Great idea! I'm assuming it would work better with twitter, I'm not sure how they were able to monitor statuses on Facebook.
Bravo. כל הכבוד ויישר כח
THERE'S NO HEAVIER BURDEN THAN A GREAT POTENTIAL
Corporate stalking. I think I'd be a little creeped out by this.
love it!!!
of course you would, you big hero xD
Forgive me. What's an impression?
Seems like a nice cheap idea and great effect, like the video too.
Feel like there's some info missing as outlined above.
I wouldn't be overly keen on the stalking, myself.
But my guess is that this is good -- that lots of people would like it.
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Cool and sweet at the same time, love it
fresh look at old problem , nice
Very cool.
Quite successful event in term of creating brand awareness and execution of the project. However i must say that the idea could be smarter in order to reduce the cost of this project. At the end, this is a Social Media integrated "basic give away" project which could be done by any random brand as long as they have the budget.
Much ado....
This is corporate trolling.
How many people would be disturbed if their private status was gleaned, and resulted in an unsolicited stranger showing up at their front door?
No way.
don't like the idea at all. if i get it, i'll feel so bad cuz my privacy is not protected. also, 50 bags you now want everybody to say you are a great company?? cheap bxxxxxxxx
People complaining about privacy never read Facebook's terms of service. If you've got an open account anyone can read your status' messages and they're even indexed and searchable without the need of logging into Facebook. The people who got 'stalked' had open accounts which is why they could read their status in the first place and I'd even go as far as think they were in Kleenex's facebook group before this whole ordeal.
Anyhoo, Facebook + Privacy = does not compute.