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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]An aid at my child's school overshares on Facebook.  [b]It is unprofessional and inappropriate.[/b]  Any suggestions for how to handle it?  I genuinely
like this person and she is young enough to learn but
old enough to know better.[/quote]

Wait, why do you get to decide if what someone does on their personal Facebook page is unprofessional/inappropriate?  [b]Unless she is posting nude selfies [/b]or sharing private information about your children than it seems to me like it's perfectly appropriate.  It's Facebook not Linkedin after all.[/quote]

Hypocrite. First off, of course she gets to make her own decision about what's professional or appropriate. Your question is plain stupid. Second, if we accept for a moment your inane statement, then where do you get off judging whether someone posts nude photos? Why is your morality allowed to kick in then, but not the OP for other postings? Personally I'd be less offended by nudity than other unprofessional postings. But my morality is different than yours. And we're entitled to our opinions.

Oh, wait, I guess I'm not.  Only you are. [/quote]

You can post whatever you want...the point is it's her Facebook and you don't have to follow her or read it. If Facebook deems it inappropriate it will be removed, that's all that really matters because they are the only ones that have a say in it.[/quote]

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