Social Media Reminder: Think Before You Speak...
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Once again, watching someone's mistakes reminds us all of the need to listen to our mothers when it comes to how we interact with social media.
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Social Media Reminder: Think Before You Speak...
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Jill
, Jan 22 2009 09:54 AM
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Posted 22 January 2009 - 09:54 AM
Great reminder from Jen Laycock that what you say in social media (and forums and everywhere) is public and you never know who might be reading it:
Social Media Reminder: Think Before You Speak...
Social Media Reminder: Think Before You Speak...
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Posted 22 January 2009 - 10:36 AM
But I think it also emphasises another point, don't react to what you read in blogs, posts, social media threads, as you have no idea if the OP was joking, being serious, or just down right stupid.
It also easy to see a thread and make an oppionion, when you've taken the post out of context!
Some even make
like that up just for link bait, so how do you sort the wheat from the chaff?
It also easy to see a thread and make an oppionion, when you've taken the post out of context!
Some even make
like that up just for link bait, so how do you sort the wheat from the chaff?
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