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Originally Posted by AXiD670
If Susie Sorority is friends w/ Rachel Rushee on facebook, she could post comments on her page like, "So glad you were at skit night tonight, you'd be a great fit! See you tomorrow!!!" that could be considered dirty rushing.
Actively seeking out potential new members during recruitment and adding them as friends on facebook might also be considered dirty rushing.
I'm not sure, but if some schools wanted to be super-strict about facebook, if chapter members who were previously friends w/ the potential new members were posting comments on their page during recruitment, that might be considered a violation, even something as benign as "Hi!" or whatever.
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My entire chapter have our Facebook profiles on private (at least, we were urged to do this -- although, mine has been private from beginning because it's creepy).
I was close with one of our PNMs and I wasn't allowed to talk to her on facebook or IM because we weren't sure if it was dirty rushing or not, we just wanted to be safe. The thing about this is that it is really easy just to copy and paste something all over the internet and to spread it.
I also saw said PNM at the bar near campus and I felt so bad because she wanted to tell me everything/how she was feeling about rushing and I couldn't be there as her friend... but it paid off because she joined our house!
