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Message: [QUOTE="CocoHusky, post: 3027182, member: 5823"] I stand by my previous posts and the use of both words: shaming and stalking. These are teenage girls and the boundary between what they choose to put out on social media (however public) and what adults consume should be a very healthy one. Therefore I disagree with both you and [USER=2605]@Fightin Choke[/USER] when you say: "[I]These kids know what they're placing on the accounts, particularly in the pictures on the front page." [/I]They are kids. What teenagers put on these social media accounts is variable and highly dependent on maturity & parental supervision.[I] [/I]BTW I have no doubt your kids are in great shape in this regard but some kids are not. This is where adults have to step in and decide for themselves. I don't look, but I can understand why many others do and have no issues with any of looking scenarios you described. For those that do look I appreciate the "basketball related" videos, photos, comments, observations that are shared here. What is particular irksome and I continue to rail against is the use of teenage social media information as yet another club to beat the drum of UCONN recruiting failures as is being done by [USER=6831]@Charliebball[/USER]. Some specific examples to which you can relate. 1) Samantha Brunelle is clearly out here recruiting for ND because she wished Azzi Fudd a happy birthday on Instagram. 2) I know NJ player X would have been happy and would have accepted a UCONN offer. 3) There are no clear UCONN leans in the class of 2020 because...... I don't see it in their social media I'm looking at everyday...UCONN is in trouble again. An observation should be based on something you actually saw. You can certainly based you opinions on things that were observed. When you continually based your observations on things that are not there, people like me begin to think you are making it up. [/QUOTE]

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