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Wednesday, August 16, 2006
&; SAY WHAT? IMPORTANT
&; FEEL WHAT? serious (yes i am)
&; HEAR WHAT? my fan

If you remember the school rules quiz you did during e-learning week, you might remember this question:

14. I will be booked if I defame a teacher on my blog.

The answer? True.

Many 2e people post about teachers. Some censor, some dont. This is particularly directed at those of you who don't. Why? Simply because it's not nice to post about your teachers on a public blog.

Do you remember Mr seow telling us that we shouldn't post bad things about our parents lest they find our blogs and read it? Well, same thing applies here.

Imagine you are a teacher and one day you stumble upon a blog in which the student talks about how terrible and annoying you are and other such hurtful comments. How would you feel? It would hurt. The student doesn't care that you've read it. It doesn't matter to her one bit. In fact, the next day in school you mention having visited her blog. Yet, that same day you return to her blog only to find more comments about not just you, but many of your colleagues. How would you feel?

Think about it. Put yourself in Mr Seow's skin, and walk around in it (TKAM hehe)... I'm not going to pinpoint anyone. You know who you are. I visit all of the 2e people's blogs, so I know who you are as well. So this is just a warning that I really hope you heed. Changing your blog address will NOT help...

Rivali impostered Mr Seow that time telling us not to defame teachers. You know, while it is really un-Mr Seow to do that, I think it's some sort of... visage you know. He cant possible be totally unaffected by our comments. He just doesn't show it. Really, I think in his heart that's what he feels... And of course its true becuase it is a bookable offence. You also go for counselling.

So, my point is, stop defaming your teachers on your blogs. If you really feel you need to let it out, do it some other way. bang the tables, bang the keyboard, throw things, get into a catfight - but dont defame them. If you reaaaally want to post about them, have at least some tact and CENSOR THEIR NAMES. So for example (fictional),

a. wah lao that Mrs Blah lah! she scolded all of us for blah blah blah! She's so stupid i cant stand her!!
b. wah lao that _____ lah! she scolded all of us for blah blah blah! She's so stupid i cant stand her!!

USE OPTION B. Mrs blah would not be pleased if she saw option a... you know what i mean right?

Yeah. Sorry I added such a serious post to the blog, but I think it's really a matter that HAS to be addressed... Oh and we really need to stop being so disruptive in class... XD yes I know... I am one of the disruptive people. I'll try to stop. Really... :D

-- salad

2Express @ 4:44 pm