First off...I am sick of downvoters in shades.From now on if you show up that you voted for me and you happen to be in shades contest i will assume that you downvoted me and will give you "1" back! I already cought 3 personas is shades who tend to downvote whenever my score goes up,RIDICILOUS AND SHAMEFULL!! Also read those tips on my profile they might come usefull to you.. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I do parallegal work for one of the attorneys in VA. I came across this article which has great tips on how to protect your child from sexuall predators.Parents and young children should read this and take it seriously.Working as a paralegall assistant i seen young kids being abducted by someone they got to know over internet. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Step 1Child Predators on the Internet Versus Parents with Online Jobs, Blogs, and Social Websites Keep your child’s identity safe from child predators. • When you post the latest picture of your child on your blog or in an email do not include their real name in the caption. Your blog or email provides additional information such as your last name, the city you live in, and a phone number that can be used to invite a child predator right to your front door. • When you are 'Tweeting' about what you are doing and where you are a stranger can easily gather information about you. Keep your 'tweets' general or in the 'past tense' without any specific information. When you post exactly where you are and the names of who you are with it would not be hard for someone monitoring you to go to your home address and find your child home alone. They could then approach your child, talk about you as if they know you, and convince your child they are friends of yours. A parent can tell a child, ‘do to not talk to strangers’, yet when the stranger acts like a friend your child is instantly vulnerable. Step 2Tips for Keeping Your Child Safe on the Parent’s Social Network Websites Most individuals do not even think about child predators monitoring their social networks but they do and all parents need to know that and post information accordingly. • Do not use your real last name online. Find a pen name that your friends know so you can still stay in touch. • Use your child’s nickname instead of their real name anytime you mention them online. • Do not blog or Twitter about anything before it has already happened. • Do not put your actual city when filling out profile pages on social networks. Give the metropolitan area like Chicago, IL or St. Paul, MN - never the exact city you live in. • Do not show your child’s face online. There are picture editing tools you can use to blur out their face, have them wearing sunglasses, use a photo where they are looking down, from behind or from the chin down. Your friends already know what they look like and child predators will not. • Do not lay out your day’s activities or say something like, ‘we just got home from Joey’s daily practice’. A predator can monitor your comments and learn your schedule quickly with these types of statements. • Do not give specific information about where you were or are going to. When you name what church your family attends or the school you went to for the choir concert it helps predators hone in on where you live and where your activities are held. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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