Well, I stand corrected…to where I edited my previous post.
There’s a lot of writing on the internet right now concerning the death of Megan Meier - most expressing feelings of anger and frustration. But this article by Danny Vice really adds a great deal to understanding the dynamics of the entire situation.
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An article just “hot off the press” on a British online publication, no less, reports the hometown of Megan Meier, Dardeene Prairie, Missouri, made online harassment illegal.
A town where a 13-year-old girl hanged herself after falling victim to a “cyber-bullying” campaign has become the first in America to criminalise internet harassment.
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(Previous post about Megan Meier here)
There’s something else you have to read about the family who created the internet hoax for Megan Meier: When cyberbullying goes too far… :: Cyber Anthropology
Quote taken from the above blog post:
What may be the worst part of it all, after their daughter’s death, Megan’s parents let the girl […]

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I need to post some more on this story, about the suicide of Megan Meier, because it’s so upsetting to me. I had missed it when it happened last year, but it’s resurfaced again, and I just need to process this now.
Two young girls who used to be best friends have a falling out.
Instead […]

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I was going to post Healing Steps 4, but wasn’t able to get to it today.
Instead, I want to post a link to an article I just discovered about the suicide of Megan Meiers, a victim of cyber bullying, instigated not by her peers, but by the mother, Lori Drew, of one of her […]

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