Hi. I worked on Facebook&#x27;s anti-abuse infrastructure for awhile (I&#x27;m still at Facebook, but working on different things now). So while I didn&#x27;t personally fight spam&#x2F;fake accounts, I worked closely with those who did. I&#x27;ll be blunt: based on this and your other comments, you don&#x27;t know what you&#x27;re talking about.<p>I&#x27;ll go a step further and give you some unsolicited advice. The anti-abuse community amongst internet&#x2F;game&#x2F;tech companies is actually fairly close knit since it&#x27;s one of the few places where everyone is on the same side and lots of &quot;secrets&quot; are shared (including, even, at the spam fighting conference we organized last year). I would bet a lot of people just rolled their eyes while learning of your company for the first time. You&#x27;re already entangled in one argument from someone calling you on this silliness, but I assure they&#x27;re not alone. I&#x27;d probably suggest reconsidering this approach.