How Facebook Can Ruin Your Reputation?

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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 10, 2009 -- Let me tell you a story about Mary. Mary was an occasional Facebook user. When she joined the site she never gave any though about how Facebook can ruin your reputation. It seemed like a fun way to stay in touch with friends. So when a friend from high school invited her she quickly accepted. What did she have to lose?

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How Facebook Can Ruin Your Reputation?

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Mary did not realize that when she entered her email address Facebook scanned her contacts. Suddenly, every random person she ever talked to wanted to be her friend. She thoughtlessly added the gardener, her yoga instructor, even the book keeper at work! Not really a social person, Mary didn't log in very often, but she did respond to every friend request.

Weeks later her friends list had reached 500. Mary was flattered by the amount of people that wanted to be her friend. She logged on to her page after two weeks to find multiple messages and tagged pictures of her on her wall.

"Mary, did you ever cure that back acne?" one classmate wrote.

"Mary, this is the bartender from Joe's. It was great to see you last night" another friend wrote.

The most damaging perhaps was the one from a former coworker: "OMG, Mary I am so glad to get out of that place! You were so right about Clark, (her boss) He is a jerk!"

Mary's friends failed to realize who else was reading her wall while she was gone. The potential boyfriend stopped returning calls following the back acne comment. Mary received five calls from her mother following the bartender comment. Worst however was the promotion that Mary did not get when the comment about her boss was repeated at work.

Even worse, were the revealing pictures of Mary slightly drunk, at her prom, and of her horrible back acne.

Quiet, hardworking Mary was now a partying disgruntled employee with back acne. Facebook had ruined her reputation in a matter of weeks.

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