Facebook wars: Staten Island

Recently, someone started a Facebook page under the name "Staten Island" -- which is great. The forgotten borough deserves its own Facebook page, right? Now we can interact, communicate, connect, discuss, make the world a better place.

The page started off on a great foot, by encouraging people to join:

Then, the page let us know about this awesome website called WhereYouEat.com:

Fantastic. Next, they told us about coupons for saving money on WhereYouEat.com

Now, "Staten Island" on Facebook is getting huge, everyone is joining:

Cool, so "Staten Island" tells us about great places for 'dining out' or 'ordering in' (via WhereYouEat.com):

Then hunger kicked in, but "Staten Island" let us know that there is a solution to this problem. All we have to do is browse the website WhereYouEat.com and find a great restaurant:

But where can we go to view menus and photos of local restaurant? Anyone know? Wait, "Staten Island" does:

All this useful information even helped WhereYouCanEat become the "second most visited Local Website":

Everything was great. And then, it turns out some asshole made a page called Staten Island the Facebook Page is a cheap marketing gimmick.

Could this be true? How could they do this to us? Were we fooled the whole time? Is WhereYouEat not an awesome site?

The Dump will get to the bottom of this.