[ SECRET POST #3191 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3191 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think they think they can be "safe" by driving all the people they perceive to be potentially creepy away. Which, hahahahha, NO. But they're just kids, they don't know any better. They'll learn. Hopefully not the really hard way.

I'm so old the internet as we know it didn't even exist when I was a teenager. But I definitely remember a time when it was considered good common sense to NEVER put personal info on the internet, and to use locked services whenever possible. I don't know about twitter, but it isn't even possible to lock Tumblr posts or accounts. (I really miss that feature about LJ and DW.) Everything you put on Tumblr is available for absolutely anyone to look at - even if you block people, all they have to do to see your blog is to log out.

[(Anonymous)]

you can absolutely lock your twitter. i assume twitter is used by people who just want to communicate with family and friends, like facebook, more so than that wasteland called tumblr.

[(Anonymous)]

Well yeah that is sadly what they think, they think if they tell people to GTFO that the person will just... go. But that's not how the world works.

I was a teen when there was still that massive paranoia about the internet and I'm kind of glad there was. I did my share of stupid online but it was all under aliases and no one knew my name or what I looked like. I'm so glad I wasn't a teen when youtube videos could go viral.

And actually you can lock tumblr posts by password protecting them, it's a little more of a pain then lj/dw where you can just have a friends list, but I've seen people do it here and there. You can also just make posts private if you don't want anyone to see it.

[(Anonymous)]

Well yeah that is sadly what they think, they think if they tell people to GTFO that the person will just... go. But that's not how the world works.

Well, they can stomp their little feet and slam their bedroom door all they like, but I'm not going anywhere. :)

[(Anonymous)]

I'm so glad I wasn't a teen when youtube videos could go viral.

*Nods* I remain thankful as fuck that Twitter and Facebook didn't exist when I was a kid. So, so thankful.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I wish it was only teenagers. The number of adults I have seen trying to designate open forums as their personal safe space because they consider the site in question to be frequented by only the 'right' kind of people is truly depressing.