From the inbox:
Solair added you as a friend on Facebook. We need to confirm that you know Solair in order for you to be friends on Facebook.
Actually, I don’t know Solair. In fact, there are very few buildings in Los Angeles that I consider friends. Do I accept the request, or ignore? This is a decision not to be taken lightly, as I do not want to hurt Solair’s feelings.
What would you do?
Reply with: “Solair Wilshire, show me your tits.”
Or ignore.
Not to be a total rat, but non-humans or anyone not using a birth name can’t create a regular friend account on Facebook – violates TOS. Which, sadly, results occasionally in non-profits setting up FB accounts being deleted. On the bright side, it reduces spam accounts.
People can create attach business pages, fan pages, etc., to their accounts, however.
I’ve gotten a couple of these lately. Ignore, ignore, ignore.
ignore.
This is actually in violation of facebook policies regarding user profiles. They should have created a Page which can represent non-people and you would become a ‘fan’ of the page, rather than a ‘friend’ of a user profile.
http://www.facebook.com/advertising/?pages
This raises the question–what Southern California buildings would you gladly add as a friend on Facebook?
I would have a pretty long list…here are some off the top of my head:
The Bradbury Building
Union Station
The Gamble House
Hollyhock House
The Lovell Health House
City Hall
The Fine Arts Building
Royce Hall and Powell Library at UCLA
The Theme Building at LAX
Yours?