What not to share on the social networks

Social networking is the modern form of the small community that is permanently settling in our lives. By using them, we are building our so-called virtual reputation. There are plenty of cases in which there is an addiction to surfing the web and sitting in social networks. Some people become so obsessed that they began to share too much and unnecessary information to others. More and more people are prone to sharing personal stuff on Facebook, which could safely be said between two or three people. The same goes for posting pictures and conversations. Among the majority of Internet users the lines between the personal and the public are beginning to blur . We're used to Facebook so much, that it makes us careless with regard to protection of personal information. Smartphones and tablets with their thousands of applications reinforce the desire to share. With them is so easy to take a picture and upload it as social networking, we share where we were, what we were doing and with whom. Isn't all this disclosure not becoming too much? It is better to think about how much personal information do we disclose in social networks. We have 150-200 friends (minimum) on Facebook, but in the end how many of them are really close friends and with how many do we  maintain the constant contact? Consider the following situations which signal that virtual behavior can undermine established to date online reputation. It is also important and should be protected. When we are careless, we risk becoming the object of derisive terms.

Do not write how much you hate your job

No matter how unfair and arduous nature has your boss is not a good idea to announce their views on it in some angry status in social networks. And think about how some of your online friends are long-term unemployed and looking for work, but without much success. Most will not accept your complaint positive. Keep personal opinion only to close friends whom you trust to vote.

Avoid entering into disputes

Always found a difference of opinion on an issue. This is inevitable. Completely unnecessary to enter into a fierce argument. You'll be wasting your time, but also be loaded emotionally.

Do not talk in detail about their problems

Not get along with half or have problems at work - it is better to discuss it in a conversation with a close friend. Note that not all your virtual friends you think best. Some may interpret your position as a reason for gossiping, mocking and talking behind his back. Do not complain. Avoid distribute public rumors about people you know and also against an evil person you know. Makes a bad impression.

Do not overdo it with requests for services

Have recently started their own website for selling handmade jewelry, decorative items and souvenirs. Invite your friends to like your page. Who wants to support you, he will be sure. Others can not get them by force. It is not advisable to send them invite a second or third time. Nerve does not open many doors.

Do not overdo the boasting

When we happened to a happy event, we want to share our joy with everyone. This often inspires us to write on social networks. Observe reasonable in boasting. As already mentioned, not all your virtual friends will be happy for your success. Do not rush to announce news (photos) of pregnancy. Let's take a few months to make sure that everything is fine and then serve the good news.

Do not bother your friends with trivia

Some Internet users love to share everything they do. Upload pictures of breakfast, lunch, dinner. Reported in 20-30 minutes where they are and what they do. Your virtual friends do not need to know all this. Do not write that shopping in the supermarket or on the lingerie shop, or pharmacy for tampons or rash cream. Update your status when you really have something to say.

Political views

Try not to express too extreme views on political issues. Makes no sense to sign in to political disputes. Avoid posting too many photos and messages on politics. Half of your friends will stand by your side, but the rest will have the opposite point of view. Do not risk offending them, nothing win, most lose their respect.

Images with messages

Steadily growing popularity of sharing in social networks photos with "wise" or provocative message. With excessive share of such images you risk boring your friends. If images contain vulgar or obscene messages, it also poses a risk to undermine your authority to his colleagues and to the people who know you well and put your intelligence into question in their eyes.

Pictures of children

Every parent is proud of their child, and prefers to upload his photos mostly. There is nothing worse. Doubts arouse people who do not have children yet, but constantly share photos with other people's children. Even a little creepy. So refrain. Do not share every day and lots of pictures with small children. Can truly enjoy them, but others will hardly understand it that way. If one of your friends has a lot of foreigners, the first of them will make a bad impression. Other countries are very sensitive on photos with children.

The other extreme

You have Facebook, but go in there just to see what others post, even the profile picture is not you. Passivity also be interpreted positively. And like any other page, sometimes comment on the status of your friends. Do not spy and do not assume that others would not notice.

Keep your online reputation. Be careful what you share. The less personal information issue, the better. Instead of writing status updates, call the closer people and share the good news with them, or ask for advice on a problem. And remember - the social networks offer many options with which to control who sees what on your profile.