WWLT and oversharing youth info
Posted: Tue Jul 02, 2013 8:44 am
Am I alone in thinking that when members are asked
to share the experiences of living a gospel-centered
lives through facebook, twitter, blogs, and so forth
they should really also be cautioned to protect the
youth when doing so ?
I remember some online training that said to make sure
calendar titles for youth activities not to have information
as to places and times, so as to protect the youth from
potential predators.
Yet, I hear no such warning to the general membership
to keep such potentially hazardous information out of
the much more widespread platforms such as facebook
and twitter. Did I just miss that part, or were the risks
not addressed ?
to share the experiences of living a gospel-centered
lives through facebook, twitter, blogs, and so forth
they should really also be cautioned to protect the
youth when doing so ?
I remember some online training that said to make sure
calendar titles for youth activities not to have information
as to places and times, so as to protect the youth from
potential predators.
Yet, I hear no such warning to the general membership
to keep such potentially hazardous information out of
the much more widespread platforms such as facebook
and twitter. Did I just miss that part, or were the risks
not addressed ?