[Kevin]

Go read through the Risk Management forum. Check out how many groups have been suspended or lost their charters because of things which were found on Facebook or Myspace. I know that some national organizations actually employ people to comb through members' social networking profiles trying to find RM violations.

And for what it's worth, when I'm working with my clients in a legal setting, I *always* tell them to either make their social networking sites "G-rated" or to take them down entirely (preference strongly towards the later) as often these sites are fertile ground for discovery when character is at issue.

Further, it's good to be in this practice now because in all likelihood, your future employer will expect this of you. Think of this as good practice for the future.