The Curious People Ad Data Gathering Theory

We know of curious people as a place for users to ask questions and learn things about others. But is that really a facade? Well, on May 2, 2019, 9:07 pm, the user known as Razz posted the following statement:"'everyone who asks questions on the curious people page is secretley keeping track of our answer and is selling out information to advertisers, similarly to facebook'"Users denied this, with the user Hannah stating:"'Not true. I've asked questions before, and I don't sell them to advertisers.'"But the user ProfessorPi wondered otherwise, stating "You don't" This may have been suggesting that Hannah didn't sell information, but other users did.

More evidence was found for this theory when Razz was found to have posted some suspicious questions that appeared to be gathering information. They included "'WHAT TYPE OF ADVERTISEMENTS ARE YOU MOST LIKELY TO CLICK ON'""'DONT YOU LOVE THE SWEET SMELL OF FEBREEZE AND THE FACT THAT YOU CAN BUY ONE AT FEBREEZE DOT ORG'""'If u were to hypothetically be sold to an ad company hypothetically which one would you want it to hypothetically  be hypothetically (this is hypothetical)'"Could Razz be selling our information? Could more users be doing this as well? We must be more internet safe and protect our information from advertisers. You never know where they are hiding.