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Social Networking Rule No. 1: Don’t Be Stupid

Print/Share This Post Email This Post Published by rwatstein November 23rd, 2008 in social sites, social networking, Facebook and MySpace.

It has never been easier to get in trouble while catching up with friends. Social networking sites such as Facebook and MySpace are great ways to reconnect with old acquaintances and meet new ones. But posts can be problems — the work rant you didn’t expect the boss to see or the photos your old roommate posted that document your familiarity with keg stands.

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