You look like a MILF! LOL!

And due to the way FB presents the tool and the code generator to the public, many webmasters do not read the docs (and just add the cut and paste code) and fail to add the meta tags required to admin the tool… which causes permanent problems later, if they ever want to admin the tool. In fact, most webmasters with this issue dont even know there an admin panel should have been dynamically generated for them when they first added the code, which they forever locked themselves out of.

They post will probably be deleted soon… because 'stickied' threads in the developers' forums tend to do that… but here is the most current status of the issue:

http://forum.developers.facebook.net/viewtopic….

…this is a pretty major bug, imo. They need to stop the bleeding by getting a note on that 'Like' Button Code Generator asap, then trying to figure out a way they can remap the admins to the domains.

But now they have an issue with authenticating the admin really has the website's permission to admin their tool… and that's a little sticky. I suggested they email the 'tech contact' listed in the whois of the domain in question. Otherwise you have a hijacking risk.

Another issue is simply that the easiest solution may involve deleting the data associated with the fan's actions, which means people waiting for the solution will eventually have their count go back to zero. And webmasters don't get enough loves as is so I doubt they will take losing all their hard won contacts without a bit of a backlash. Especially when many are bloggers. I guess we'll see what they say Monday.

Anyway, thought you might be interested in following this.

Take care,
Rob