Inappropriate comments on Facebook
Facebook is a very useful social networking utility but a recent case highlighted the problem of malicious pupils using it to denigrate teachers.
If this happens, you can contact the following if you consider it appropriate:
1) Facebook to inform them of a violation of their terms of service by the person who posted the comment and the person running the page.
2) Ther person responsible for the comment who should withdraw it and apologise.
3) The person running the page who is responsible for its content and is required to remove offensive comments.
Keep copies of any correspondence. If this is on facebook you can copy and paste it into a wordprocessor.
If you do not get a response within ten working days then contact the helpline on 01403 256222 or email wstalearn at our service provider yahoo.co.uk
If this happens, you can contact the following if you consider it appropriate:
1) Facebook to inform them of a violation of their terms of service by the person who posted the comment and the person running the page.
2) Ther person responsible for the comment who should withdraw it and apologise.
3) The person running the page who is responsible for its content and is required to remove offensive comments.
Keep copies of any correspondence. If this is on facebook you can copy and paste it into a wordprocessor.
If you do not get a response within ten working days then contact the helpline on 01403 256222 or email wstalearn at our service provider yahoo.co.uk
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posted by West Sussex Teachers' Association at
8:02 AM
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