Bibliographic post #3
Eduque, A. (2015, March 6). The Social Media Generation. Manila Bulletin Retrieved April 14, 2015 from, http://www.mb.com.ph/the-social-media-generation/
Alex Eduque writes about social media and how we use it in our day to day lives. His purpose for writing the article is to inform us that we are privileged to have social media accounts
, but with privilege comes responsibility. We must be mindful about what we post online because we are placing it on a platform for the whole world to see. Everyone has feelings so we should also be mindful about what we tell people when we talk to them, whether it be through text messages, commenting on a Facebook post, or even tweeting about them on Twitter. Our generation is blessed to have the entertainment and knowledge we attain through the form of social media, however, we should think wisely before posting anything and we should not abuse the right we have to access these social networking accounts, because the world is round, and eventually everything will come right back to you. The article would be a good article for people to read because it will make them think twice before posting whatever it is they want to post.
, but with privilege comes responsibility. We must be mindful about what we post online because we are placing it on a platform for the whole world to see. Everyone has feelings so we should also be mindful about what we tell people when we talk to them, whether it be through text messages, commenting on a Facebook post, or even tweeting about them on Twitter. Our generation is blessed to have the entertainment and knowledge we attain through the form of social media, however, we should think wisely before posting anything and we should not abuse the right we have to access these social networking accounts, because the world is round, and eventually everything will come right back to you. The article would be a good article for people to read because it will make them think twice before posting whatever it is they want to post.
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