Surely your employer should ban you incase you say something?

Haha.

I think he means that if he was seen showing his backside to the queen on facebook, there wouldn't be a headline about it in the Sun. A different story if a famous sports-person does the same.



Just like if Eamonn McManus was seen to be showing his ar$e to Salford fans whilst climbing a fence you wouldn't here a thing about it. Oh wait.....

But there have been plenty of stories of people getting in trouble at work through things they've posted on facebook, they don't have to be minor celebrities.

Your colleagues. Gossip always plays a big role in the workplace.

I'm on Facebook and work for Saints. I limit the amount of time I spend on there during my working day (breaktime) and never comment publicly on Club issues; not least once I was suspected of airing something I knew nothing about due to mistaken identity!

Sensibility reigns here.

Yeah, like uploading a picture of you and your mate slipping into the fat lad at work's hi-vis jacket while on works time.

Or tying people up in "Damaged do not use" tape.

All when your department manager has added you as a friend.