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Guest#1 Oct 18, 2012, 19:10
Stop social media under the age of 16.
Guest#3 Oct 18, 2012, 23:20
the government has to incorperate within the school system on getting the teachers to stop sheilding bulling and to have all the children work in pairs and as teams just like they would when they get a job and have to work with someone they may not like
Guest#4 Oct 18, 2012, 23:25
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agreed! Another issue is teachers giving out homework on Facebook! Education and Facebook should have no connection!
concerned#5 Oct 19, 2012, 06:33
whatever it takes to STOP BULLYING.
Guest#6 Oct 19, 2012, 19:36
Facebook help center
Not sure if anybody else knew this, but Facebook does offer some help with bullying online and offensive material. It is quite hard to find the link but its there. Our future goal can be to add a permanate link (like kids help phone) on every screen! There should be lots of corporate sponsors willing to do this while advertising themselves!
Guest#7 Oct 20, 2012, 18:40
Social media networks need to be held more accountable of what they allow on their sites... pages created should be monitored and go through an approval process prior to them being posted to the rest of the world!
Guest#8 Oct 20, 2012, 18:44
Re: Facebook help center
I am wondering if you wouldn't ming posting a link to this page since you say it is hard to find. Thanks
Activistforthevictim#9 Oct 20, 2012, 21:34
It is time we, as adults started taking responsibility for the actions of our youth, and younger adults. If we continue to sit back and let people get away with abusive acts, then we are allowing a limited future for the next generations to come. It's time to take action - and use disciplinary actions against those who break the law, bully, and violate the rights of others by cyberspace or physical abuse emotionally, mentally, and physically. STAND UP AND TAKE ACTION NOW!
Guest#10 Oct 22, 2012, 05:44
Facebook help centre
In you side tabs there will be a colum that says help, click on it. Sub titles will come up, click on report abuse. It will give you a bunch of options and provide a link for Facebook standards:) (this is for mobile)
On the computer you click on help as well, then you have to select "report an issue". The computer version does offer more precise options as well :)
Hope this helped:)
On the computer you click on help as well, then you have to select "report an issue". The computer version does offer more precise options as well :)
Hope this helped:)
Guest#11 Oct 22, 2012, 19:46
I hope this becomes a reality in the near future!
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