Those are the same words that TV character Ralph Kramden yelled
out after one of his tirades more than 50 years ago. Today those words are
holding true for those that continuously say senseless things on Twitter and
think that no one is paying attention.
When we think of social media, we think of
it as another tool to connect with our friends and loved ones, but it can be
also be seen by some as an outlet or a place to vent frustrations. While this may
seem like the ideal place to do this it is in fact the worst platform to vent.
Let me repeat that. Social media networks are the worse place to vent your
frustrations for various reasons. Not everyone is going to be sensitive and
caring to whatever problem you are going through. While you may think that
expressing yourself is good and therapeutic, you are leaving yourself open for
cruel and hurtful comments.
One must also keep in mind that whatever
is said online is no longer yours but now belongs to the online community. So,
when you decide to say something in retaliation to someone saying something
about you that may contain some questionable language, keep in mind once it is
sent it is gone forever. Before you send that message, keep in mind that you
would like to have some sort of decent employment in your future so it would be
wise to watch what you are saying online.
Believe it or not, this doesn't just
happen to regular people. Those with "celebrity status” are often the most
brash when it comes to posting messages or venting on social media. Celebrities
and athletes might feel that they are doing a favor by offering their opinion
or comment on something, but in fact they are actually hurting themselves and
their brand by recklessly commenting on issues. Whoever is in their camp needs
to have sit down with them, because as an athlete or entertainer, once your
brand starts to lose value it can keep falling until it hits the bottom which
may be a long way for some. When that fall does happen, it is a good thing that
you have online reputation management firms like Centel Media™ there to help you
repair and show the public that you do in fact have some class.
Some things are left better unsaid. When
you feel the urge to say something that might be somewhat questionable, think
about your future and what effect this can have on it.
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