Livejournal.
Blogspot.
Facebook.
Then get into dating sites if you want to get more personal yet...

Whatever...there are tens of millions of users out there posting about their personal lives every day. That's the purpose of these sites. The vast majority of which are quite boring and trivial, exactly like that photo.

What is troubling is not that people expose some facets of their lives, but that when those with malicious intent want to smear someone's reputation, it is so much easier to do.

I think Stacey Snyder is a friggin saint. Because this much I know: She's a single mother who had kids at a young age, and worked through university to provide a better life for her family--strangely enough, both those things can make you a target for criticism, and in this case, much worse.

Admit it--SHE DID NOTHING WRONG!!!! Her so-called "advisers" and the other words-fail-me (but they seem to be safely employed, unlike Ms Snyder) --let's say, either malicious- or gutless wonders who are denying her the credentials she earned are to blame here.

And there ain't a policy you can quote that will change that.

W-O