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[kddani]

The NPC should seriously rethink allowing their bloggers to use their full names and provide identifying information about their daughters and their chapters.

[honeychile]

Originally Posted by kddani

The NPC should seriously rethink allowing their bloggers to use their full names and provide identifying information about their daughters and their chapters.

I agree wholeheartedly.

It's probably like everything else - the first time out the gate, the product isn't completely perfect.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by kddani

The link to your blog featured a post entitled "Getting In, Growing up and Letting Go". I think the "Letting Go" portion is a bit ironic, since blogging about your daughter's sorority experience is kind of the opposite of Letting Go.

This. Big Time.

And we have a QFP failure.

[kddani]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

This. Big Time.

And we have a QFP failure.

I know. I am so ashamed of my failure to QFP. My only excuse is that I am also trying to do some research under ERISA (ick) and obviously just wasn't thinking.

If it helps, the OP is a mom who has a daughter who is an AOPi. There's only a couple bloggers listed, so you can figure out which one the OP is pretty quickly.

[MysticCat]

Originally Posted by kddani

I know. I am so ashamed of my failure to QFP. My only excuse is that I am also trying to do some research under ERISA (ick) and obviously just wasn't thinking.

All is forgiven, and then some. Ick is right!

[U Go Glen Coco!]

Originally Posted by MysticCat

This. Big Time.

And we have a QFP failure.

My fault too. Sorry. :-( kddani pretty much summed it up.

[33girl]

Originally Posted by kddani

The NPC should seriously rethink allowing their bloggers to use their full names and provide identifying information about their daughters and their chapters.

OMG. I got embarassed for the kids just seeing the parents' names on that site, regardless of anything they would write. I already cringe a little bit at my friends who have semi-private blogs talking about their kids. Even if you don't use names, the world is SO small that at some point people will figure out it's you, either from your picture or from details.

This just confirms to me that some of the kids nowadays are operating with a completely different mindset that I can't even fathom. There were times I never wanted to speak to my mom again just for sharing something about me with her best friend. I can't IMAGINE if she would have put it on a blog.