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I'm actually not sure how that follows, because it says this right below it: > There are also sub-categories that enjoy extra > protection. These are listed i
by mattkrause 10y ago
I'm actually not sure how that follows, because it says this right below it:
> There are also sub-categories that enjoy extra
> protection. These are listed in the same chapter:
> Age – youth, senior citizens, teenagers
- tyingq 10y agoYes, that's confusing, but I didn't make up the example...it's in there: http://68.media.tumblr.com/c7058d6bf2e9bee1facb23098dda4b78/tumblr_inline_oi9t0rXF2i1rzk8n5_500.jpg http://68.media.tumblr.com/c7058d6bf2e9bee1facb23098dda4b78/...
- shard972 10y agoHm, maybe someone mixed up their slide? I would imagine with all the online bullying issues facebook has that protecting teens would be a high priority.
- tyingq 10y agoThere's a whole different section of rules for bullying. For example, picture of someone urinating in their pants == OK, unless there is a caption calling it out in a derogatory fashion. Unless the person is a public figure (more rules to define this), then the derogatory caption == OK.