Too often, many people, especially teenagers don’t think before they post. So they post a thought they think is funny or a photo or video they feel good about. Within seconds, the whole world can see what they’ve posted. Most of the time, this isn’t a problem—but here are 3 things for teenagers to consider before posting on social media(社交媒体), to help you avoid making a mistake.
1. Who will read it?
Any time we post something, there is possibility for that post to go viral(疯传). You need to be clear that there is no privacy on the Internet. You should know that all your friends, teachers, families, and any people you may never meet can (and might) see everything you post.
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Before posting, you need to consider the people who may read the post or hear about it. Will the post embarrass anyone? Will it hurt someone’s feelings? Will it make someone feel unsafe?
3. How does it represent(代表) you?
When you post, you are sending out a representation of yourself. You need to realize that you will be judged because of your posts. When your posts include pictures or videos, you will be judged on superficial(表面的) aspects of the posts including how you look, and the clothes you wear. You’ll also be judged on your opinions about social problems.
So, before posting, you should take a moment to look over the post and consider whether it’s appropriate. If you aren’t sure, you should probably remember : When in doubt, don’t.
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