Facebook takes action after boy commits suicide

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Thu, 12 Aug 2010 3:55p.m.

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Facebook has agreed to take action after an ITV News investigation revealed the growing trend of people leaving abusive messages on memorial sites.
Facebook has agreed to take action after an ITV News investigation revealed the growing trend of people leaving abusive messages on memorial sites.
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13 Aug 2010 07:01p.m.

Davyd wrote:

Such clever ideas, take down facebook page others take its place same answer to closing accounts. The internet is not anonimos all can be traced if you have access to IP addresses etc. Bullying is only effective when the recipient believes they have no recourse.

13 Aug 2010 02:43p.m.

Cowards wrote:

Unfortunately the anonimity of the internet has caused a new breed of cowards - those who know they will never be identified or tracked, and who would never have the guts to say such things to their target's face.
The problem with freedom of speech is that the beneficiaries often abuse the freedoms of their targets - but for some reason so-called freedoms advocates conveniently forget that.

13 Aug 2010 01:28p.m.

Ricardo wrote:

Maybe we need to revisit the obvious. Anyone on FB or any other social internet tiool runs all sorts of risks. If bullying occurs, the smartest thing to do is take down the FB page, close the account. Idiots will use whatever medium is available to get at others. Not just an internet problem.