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Fakebooking
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Fakebooking Fakebooking is the art of creating a false album of pictures or history to lead others on your Facebook Page to believe you have been somewhere you have not. The term Fakebooking was coined by Joseph Muenich on April 12, 2009. The practice of false travel was introduced to Joseph by his Hotel owning uncle, Bob Muenich, who would send post cards with his traveling guests to be post marked from exotic places and sent to his family in cold northern Wisconsin. To Do Your Own Fakebooking Simply download free images from the Web and post them on your Facebook page, or create an album of photos to fool everyone who looks into believing you have been someplace you have not. I recently downloaded numerous pics of a safari in Kenya and fooled everyone I work with. Facebook is a social media site where old and new friends can get together and share pictures and stories as well as compare social media games and adventures. |
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