> so many people have lost their jobs, friends, and livelihoods due to publishing the 'wrong' thing on facebook. If your job, friends, or livelihood is at stak

> so many people have lost their jobs, friends, and livelihoods due to publishing the 'wrong' thing on facebook. If your job, friends, or livelihood is at stake, I'd say either all of those, or your content, needs to be evaluated, and not for spelling errors. > And the definition of 'wrong' is ever-changing. It seems like some people have a lot more trouble with this than it really warrants.