OK, been here too many times already with this subject.
Fact: This whole Foxconn socket burn issue was started by a forum thread at Xtreme Systems and was related to extreme voltage and cooling. Look at the articles at AnandTech and you will notice they used the same pictures from the forum thread and this has spread like a wild fire ever since.
Fact: Newegg is one of the bigger e-tailers out there and if you check the reviews of ALL the 1156 socket MBs, there is not ONE with a burned socket. How can this be, maybe no one who buys from the Egg OC's their processor (yes sarcasm). Could it be they are just not posting bad reviews on the Egg, hmmm, I bought a Patriot 128 GB Torqx SSD and it died in less than two months, check out the 90 reviews for that drive. The one and only socket related problem I found was with a Gigabyte P55A MB related to a memory problem. If this was a problem don't you think at least ONE person would have gotten burned by now.
So, yes, you can be one of the many spreading the falsehood that the socket or CLAMP is a problem, but I think I'll wait for some real evidence of a problem with normal OC's before I jump to any conclusions.