We can be as careful as we like, swearing not to put things online, not to respond negatively, not to reveal personal information in social media sites. But what about friends and family?

Do I really need to say anything more? The comments say it all…

Parent’s what would you do without em?

Mother grounded by son on Facebook

Remember it’s not you that uploads to Facebook photos of yourself trashed, vomiting in a taxi, at 4am on a Sunday morning in Kings Cross. You’re too busy spewing to hold a camera. It’s your friends. Who think it’s funny. Seen by your boss or dad who doesn’t.

Reputation: It’s out of your hands. (But do learn privacy settings on Facebook)

  13 Responses to “Facebook: Reputation and friends or family”

  1. RT @SilkCharm Facebook: Reputation & friends or family http://bit.ly/8HipZX "Mother grounded by SON on Facebook"

  2. RT @SilkCharm Proving yet again that mothers should never be allowed on Facebook. Heh http://bit.ly/5bW9F3

  3. RT @BeauGiles: RT @SilkCharm: Proving yet again that mothers should never be allowed on Facebook. Heh http://bgil.es/23 Reputation: Its …

  4. hahahah! RT @tweetmeme Facebook: Reputation and friends or family http://is.gd/6yBmU

  5. nice post from @SilkCharm – facebook: reputation and friends or family http://bit.ly/4U3mHp

  6. RT @GaryPHayes: RT @SilkCharm Facebook: Reputation & friends or family http://bit.ly/8HipZX "Mother grounded by SON on Facebook"

  7. Poor old Brian needs to send him Mum to check out CommonCraft’s latest video Protecting Your Reputation Online: http://commoncraft.com/protecting-reputations-video

  8. Thank goodness my Mum hasn’t done anything like this.
    …yet.

  9. all very embarrassing but before Facebook that kind of pic would have probably surfaced at his 21st – I know it wouldn’t have the same kind of reach but still mortifying…

  10. By the way, it was interesting to note that the Producer of @936Hobart rang me because he saw my blog post http://bit.ly/5bW9F3 #XMediaFTW!

  11. RT @SilkCharm Facebook: Reputation and friends or family http://bit.ly/8HipZX

  12. @Bite_SG You're asking if parents should be considered as Facebook friends? @SilkCharm posted this a while back – http://bit.ly/boGaEu

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