Thursday, December 1, 2011

Moving and Moving

      Ever since SC was deleted, dc'er hve been moving everywhere, then we settled in cozy DCforever, then we wanted to move for what I know was a unknown reason, to Rebecca BonBon. now here we are in DC_FTW by Dc very own Sawyer, 
  Now what next in the wonderful world of dc? who know  

Monday, November 21, 2011

Cyberbulling



                                        I agree with this. Cyber-bulling can lead to lower self-worth for the victim and it could end there life.
    here are some fact 

  • 42% of kids have been bullied while online. One in four have had it happen more than once.
  • 35% of kids have been threatened online. Nearly one in five had had it happen more than once.
  • 21% of kids have received mean or threatening e-mails or other messages.
  • 58% of kids admit someone has said mean or hurtful things to them online. More than four out of ten say it has happened more than once.
  • 58% have not told their parents or an adult about something mean or hurtful that happened to them online.

 The reluctance youth have in telling an authority figure about instances of cyber-bullying has led to fatal outcomes. At least three children between the ages of 12 and 13 have committed suicide due to depression brought on by cyber-bullying, according to reports by USA Today and the Baltimore Examiner. These would include the suicide of Ryan Halligan and the suicide of Megan Meier, the latter of which resulted in United States v. Lori Drew.[1]


'Certain characteristics inherent in online technologies increase the likelihood that they will be exploited for deviant purposes.[4] Unlike physical bullying, electronic bullies can remain virtually anonymous using temporary email accounts, pseudonyms in chat rooms, instant messaging programs, cell-phone text messaging, and other Internet venues to mask their identity; this perhaps frees them from normative and social constraints on their behavior.
Additionally, electronic forums often lack supervision. While chat hosts regularly observe the dialog in some chat rooms in an effort to police conversations and evict offensive individuals, personal messages sent between users (such as electronic mail or text messages) are viewable only by the sender and the recipient, thereby outside the regulatory reach of such authorities. In addition, when teenagers know more about computers and cellular phones than their parents or guardians, they are therefore able to operate the technologies without concern that a parent will discover their experience with bullying (whether as a victim or offender).
Another factor is the inseparability of a cellular phone from its owner, making that person a perpetual target for victimization. Users often need to keep their phone turned on for legitimate purposes, which provides the opportunity for those with malicious intentions to engage in persistent unwelcome behavior such as harassing telephone calls or threatening and insulting statements via the cellular phone’s text messaging capabilities. Cyber-bullying thus penetrates the walls of a home, traditionally a place where victims could seek refuge from other forms of bullying.
Moreover, bullies can gang up on their victims on electronic pages more efficiently than they do in traditional bullying, since there is no limit to the number of people who can join in, following a bullying statement.[19]
One possible advantage for victims of cyber-bullying over traditional bullying is that they may sometimes be able to avoid it simply by avoiding the site/chat room in question. Email addresses and phone numbers can be changed; in addition, most e-mail accounts now offer services that will automatically filter out messages from certain senders before they even reach the inbox, and phones offer similar caller ID functions.
However, this does not protect against all forms of cyber-bullying; publishing of defamatory material about a person on the internet is extremely difficult to prevent and once it is posted, millions of people can potentially download it before it is removed. Some perpetrators may post victims' photos, or victims' edited photos like defaming captions or pasting victims' faces on nude bodies. Examples of famous forums for disclosing personal data or photos to "punish" the "enemies" include the Hong Kong Golden ForumLive Journal, and more recentlyJuicyCampus. Despite policies that describe cyber-bullying as a violation of the terms of service, many social networking Web sites have been used to that end.

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Sunday, November 20, 2011

I'm back

My post say most of it,
 so yeah Jasey's back 
 and it ready to say
so..um yeah
~Jasey

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Member count

Okay I might be a little slow but I just realiazed there's a member count for DC.
 At 2:40 we made a count of 196,324.
  almost to 215,00 ( when thia happens let pray stardoll takes the  DC  ads. of the coverage)
    What do you think?
  ~Jasey

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

What's going on in DC?

Nothing much. Just the normal day in DC. Very calm today.
For days like this, I'm going to be posting in the blog about past trends and such.
Have a request for anything to do on the next one? Leave them in the comments.


N
ow who can forget FatMarty?
Honestly, I don't remember much about him, Cause I was a noob at the time.

But all I remember is that people adored him, and loved him. Then there were the posers and fakers. And he hasn't been on since.





-Jenna.

Pick of the day review

Today pick of the day is from Rio and Its a Hotbuy.
It is 15 SD, purple and from the store Rio.
Is not the pretties hotbuy.....maybe even the ugliest.
Is it worth 15 SD? Kinda of. When May ends , this month hot buys can range from 10-30SD and sometime (mostly with noobish sellers) 2-500SD.
'So what do you think? 

Monday, May 30, 2011

Hey. It's Jenna.


Yea. I'm a writer for this blog.
Be Jealous.

So, you've probably already heard, the swear code doesn't work anymore. Yeah. Stardoll found out our secrets.

And the Watch out for list.
-iceladybug4
Created a topic saying she would commit suicide, then made another topic saying she wasn't. What a shocker that was.