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This is why the "real name policies" that have been creeping up on social networking sites are pure bullshit. People deserve to be able to complain about their jobs without risking their employment.

More and more it seems like everybody is getting to control everybody else's lives. It fucking sucks.

No one is saying you can't complain, you just shouldn't be an idiot and do it on the internet. Go bitch to a friend, or to your SO or to your cat or something.

Yes, exactly. It may be fucked up and invasive that employers are snooping around on social networking sites, but acting like the words you type are going to stand on principle and hide themselves from any eyes except the ones you hope will see them is just naive as fuck.

There are still plenty of outlets for people to vent. The internet does not absolve you of the responsibility for making careful choices about what you say, when, where, how, and to whom. You still have to be realistic and conduct yourself with realistic expectations.

And if you complained about your job to a group of coworkers and one of them took it to your boss, you could also get fired. The point? Watch who you say things to and when. It's not 'controlling everybody else's lives,' it's common sense. Don't say shit that you don't want people to hear unless you absolutely trust the person not to spill it.

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Re: Question re: privacy (yes, more on this topic)

Re: Question re: privacy (yes, more on this topic)

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