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I don’t think it’s that much of a stretch for Susan to be confused about how to delete. She’s probably an older woman who isn’t very computer/internet savvy. I had to teach my mother how to delete things on Facebook after she posted something private on my wall and couldn’t figure out how to get rid of it. It might seem simple, but some people are just clueless, especially if they don’t spend a lot of time online.
hahahh.. well that’s better than when I dated a teacher’s son (i didn’t know they were related at first) and a month in, he said his dad gave him sex advice!! i was only 14!
i don’t blame susan though.. fb is so not noob friendly. you have to hover over the message to get the remove button to appear. it should just be in blue lettering after comment/like.. duh.
hohoho, i guess this is why our teachers aren’t aloud to add kids until after they graduate.
I’m fairly certain that ‘Susan’ is a fake profile created to embarrass this teacher by implying that he suffers from E.D.
Idk, Rigley, that’s pretty much how my mum speaks on Facebook and I juust stopped her before posting something personal on a wallpost yesterday because she thinks no on else can read them…She’s like ‘how do i send the comments?’ uhm..press comment?