Thanks!

I definately understand what you mean about teachers. The same thing happened to me 2 years ago, when I wrote a report that stated that heavy metal wasn't to blame for teenage aggression. My teacher disagreed, and kept marking me down until I worded things differently.

I think social networking is a bit of a gray area, but I think a lot of my arguements came from being sick of hearing about it, and the fact that I'll a bit of a stickler for facts and looking at both sides.

And you're welcome. I really can't stand when people put something that basic.

I really love the rhyme scheme. This is very well written. Let me start off by thatnking you for commenting on my article on social networking sites. To be honest, you did make some very valid points. That was an english assignment i had to write last year, and it is sensationalized in part because my teacher kept saying I was giving the other side too much leverage in it. I understand that things like that don't happen in all situations, and many teens are mature enough to handle having a profile, but some also cannot. Some of my examples are real concerns of mine, while I do admit to not fully examining the Megan Meier case in order to help it support my thesis. Thank you for actually pointing stuff like that out instead of the typical "wow, this is awesome. Love it :)" type of comments.