Someone has created a fake Facebook account of my sister with her pics. What should I do to teach him/her a lesson for life?
Report the issue to Facebook immediately and request for the page to be shut down. This is an act of bullying and identity theft, and will be dealt by Facebook stringently. Depending on the severity of the situation, you could also contact your lcoal police station as they can provide further legal assistance.
Should I delete people who have my sister-in-law on Facebook, since she's constantly talking bad about me?
Answer: I have always said if they are talking about me they are giving someone else a break. There is three old ladies that live in our apartment complex and all they do is talk about everyone that lives there and everything they do or even say. They do not have anything else to do and they have to talk about whatever they can. For there is nothing else for them to do so they talk about everyone. I even have some like that on my face book and they don’t have anything else to do but talk about everyone they know on there. So the best thing to do is just don’t say anything and don’t tell anyone what you are doing then they will not have anything to tell everyone. The only way they will know what you are doing is if you tell them. I try to tell everyone this the only way they will know what you are doing and or have done is if you tell them. So don’t tell anyone what you doing or have done. This way they will not have anything to say about you because they will not know what is going on.
How can I convince my sister to delete her Facebook, if only for a day?
It may well do that. Or it may not. You can discuss the issue with her. But, she has to be the one to change her behavior. Don't threaten her with your leaving. Don't tell her what to do. Don't give her an ultimatum. Don't argue with her about it. Use reason. Treat it as a concern/an observation. Then drop it. Don't nag. Let her make her own mind up. If you convince her to do it and she does and that blows up in her face, you will be blamed. Keep in mind two things. 1) There maybe valid (to her) reasons for her use of Facebook that she has not and does not want to explain to you. 2) You don't own her. You have no rights to tell her what to do or even to convince her to do something. All you can do is reason with her. Accept whatever decision she makes. If you don't like her decision, you are free to do other things. Edited: this was original in response to a question about a girlfriend. The question was edited to read sister. Adjust as necessary. Further, a comment asked what if I can't wait essentially. My response was:"Swallow your frustration. Either cook the extra serving assuming she'll be there and save it if she doesn't. Or, don't and explain nicely you tried to get her attention and could not and let her see there are consequences to her actions. If it bothers her, she will change. Or, plan ahead and ask her earlier. Or, better yet, if it really is 5-10 seconds, learn to chill before you have a heart attack from stress."I would add that, in case of a real emergency, interrupt her and demand her attention.
I think my sister deleted me off her facebook?
Maybe she deactivated her profile or was suspended. It might also be a glitch. Don't make a big deal out of it if she did remove you from her friend list, maybe she was going through it deleting people and accidentally clicked on you. It's just Facebook, don't take it to heart!
Facebook: if you remove somebody from your siblings list do they get notified or does it come up on your wall?
No. When you add a sibling, it just creates a link from your page to theirs. So when you remove them as a sibling, it is removed from your page and their page still has your name--it is just no longer a link and will appear black instead of blue. So they will be able to see that you removed them, but they won't actually be notified of it.
Should I add my boyfriends sister on Facebook?
I met her the other night and we talked a little bit and stuff. I guess you could say we got along :) she's really cool but im debating on whether or not to add her on facebook. it might be a little weird... like i'm stalking her or whatever haha. opinions???? :) btw i'm 16 she's in her early twenties.
Should I un-friend and block my sister-in-law in Facebook?
Should I un-friend and block my sister-in-law in Facebook? I accepted my sister-in-law's invitation to be her friend in Facebook late last year. A couple of months ago we had a clash when I got sensitive over her and my brother calling me Caroline instead of Carrie, my nickname, after all this time. I mean we're relatives, they always used Carrie why are they being formal now? I was quite emotional when I said it on the phone, like,"Why are you calling me Caroline when you've always called me Carrie? My SIL said that both names are just the same, no difference. I said, just call me Carrie why go back to Caroline! It was an outburst on my part and she took it in a negative way. Right after the incident, she wrote on her Facebook wall which I read, of course. Without mentioning my name and for everyone to read. She wrote, "Just wish people would stop pretending to be good when they're not...it's better to show off your real person than trying to be goody nice. You're far from being blesseD! good riddance." We haven't talked since that happened. I have a bad feeling about her and knowing we are connected on Facebook is making me uneasy. She can't see any of my postings and just minimal photos. But still....Should I un-friend her and block her so she won't know if I left Facebook or something?