Today, Facebook is the biggest social networking giant. People can easily get in touch with others and communicate. It is the mordern era in which people share their feeling via Facebook with the intention of communication. But we all can't interpret others' feelings in the correct way. But still what one person says may feel completely different for the other.
YOU BETTER BE AWARE.....!!!!
Here’s what her initial comment said, according to CNET:
“I was feeling bad that I haven’t bought a pass and been bringing Ginger there but I’m pretty glad I haven’t. So not going to worry about it until later. I hope all the doggies get better soon.” Doesn’t seem so bad, right?
It turns out an employee of the park district saw the woman’s post, showed it to a supervisor, who eventually made sure that the woman got sent a $50 citation for using the park without an updated permit. To make matters even worse, no one even checked to see if she’d even been to the park with her dog (which she hadn’t)!
Ultimately, she was able to convince them she hadn’t been to the private park for over a year, and they cancelled her fine, but let this be another warning to all Facebook users: be careful what you post online!
Source:- http://www.cnet.com/news/woman-gets-citation-for-innocent-facebook-comment/
One woman is really working hard on how to phrase her comments on Facebook because she has been fined for her comment on a group page. The woman is a member of the Facebook group "Whalon Lake Dog Park" out of Bolingbrook, Illinois.
YOU BETTER BE AWARE.....!!!!
Here’s what her initial comment said, according to CNET:
“I was feeling bad that I haven’t bought a pass and been bringing Ginger there but I’m pretty glad I haven’t. So not going to worry about it until later. I hope all the doggies get better soon.” Doesn’t seem so bad, right?
It turns out an employee of the park district saw the woman’s post, showed it to a supervisor, who eventually made sure that the woman got sent a $50 citation for using the park without an updated permit. To make matters even worse, no one even checked to see if she’d even been to the park with her dog (which she hadn’t)!
Ultimately, she was able to convince them she hadn’t been to the private park for over a year, and they cancelled her fine, but let this be another warning to all Facebook users: be careful what you post online!
Source:- http://www.cnet.com/news/woman-gets-citation-for-innocent-facebook-comment/
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