Teachers from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools were punished for posts they made on Facebook. I think this is a lesson for everyone. You need to watch what you say, you can't say everything you think or feel. They should have thought... Is this okay to post? Would I want others to see this? One teacher was suspended for saying, “I’m feeling pissed because I hate my students!” You can't say things like this just because you in a bad mood. Not only teachers need to watch what they say but so does everyone.
North Syracuse was suspended for making a Facebook page about a teacher. The article didn't say what was on the page, but the student shouldn't have posted anything about the teacher. Things spread easily people tell their friends and it ends up were everyone knows about it. Facebook is a way to talk to your friends; you don't need to write things about other people. Like I said above in the other article response, you need to watch what you say.
Many employees all over are being disciplined for Facebook posts and other social sites. Many employees are warned there is no excuse. It is fine to have a Facebook but you do not need to share all your opinions on there. If you don’t like someone there is no reason to write about it. About 25% of employees are being disciplined for something that a grown up should know not too do.
Justin Layshock made a fake profile of his schools principal. There was fake information about the principal which caused more and more people to see it. The profile was seen by many students around the school. Justin should have never made that profile. He deserved the punishments he received it is not right to write things like that. When you say mean and fake things about someone on the Internet they are going to find out. This should be something for everyone to learn from watch what you say.
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