to a whole new level now that Facebook has become
             so popular. Not only can you spam comment on someone's photo, you can tag
             him or her in your status, send them a message, or harass them via Facebook
             chat. But if you really want to stick it to them, don't help them out in
             Mafia Wars, or even worse, don't wish them a "Happy Birthday" on their
             birthday. These trivial things that would not be a big deal in real life,
             have become the biggest problems when Facebook comes into play. Without
             getting too in depth in cyber-bullying, it basically occurs more often than
             normal bullying because these, for lack of a better word, "offenders," feel
             a somewhat protection when it comes to the internet, the fact that
             initially, there is no face to face contact, has left teens with almost a
             free ticket to do what they please (Hinduja and Patchin).
             Taking a more in-depth look at these trivial prob
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