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facebook - honesty box application


Question Posted Tuesday July 17 2007, 11:30 am

is there a way to find out who said something in your honesty box on facebook? PLEASE i'll take anything! theymos, if you see this, please don't ignore it if you know :]

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S_C answered Tuesday July 17 2007, 12:10 pm:
The honesty box application is meant for people to ANONYMOUSLY make those comments. So to answer your question, more than likely, no. I suppose if you were to go to the site administration they may do something, BUT I doubt it.
Honestly, if you don't like what people are saying then you shouldn't have the box.

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