Answered on this thread. I think Facebook rules allow only one primary account, not multiples or false identities. You could create another account using a different name and different email address, but why?
"…I have both the primary profile (for “friends” both personal and professional) and an art “page.” I like having both. I certainly don’t want every (sometimes personal) thing I say, “like”, respond to, etc. to show up on my business page; and I don’t want to spam all my friends with every painting I post. This way they get to choose. I have Facebook friends who follow my page and buy my art, and others who don’t. My page has followers I don’t know at all. Also, when someone “likes” your business page or shares something from it, many other people you don’t know will see it, some of whom may decide to follow it. So I think it’s good to have both. Remember that on your personal/profile wall, you can choose the audience for each post–public, just friends, or any number of custom settings; while your business page is public."
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