Have you ever been stalked by teachers?

[tumbleweed_biff]

Once you put something out on the internet, despite your best efforts, odds are is is still out there despite anything you do to delete. Things get cached all over the place and you never know who has copied something you posted and sent it one to where, etc.

Never post anything of which you might some day be embarrassed by. If you do, don't ever try to go into any sort of political career for it will be found and used against you.

[abraXus]

that's not really "stalking"

that's the teachers trying to keep their eyes on what you do online to prevent defamation of character

you'll understand it when you get older

[confused composing]

"what would you think if your teachers were stalking you?", so that's your question?

No use to know why; but knowing that, you might use it to your benefit to send them 'message', indirectly of course, that otherwise you can't say directly, face to face, to them...

You got the idea?

[Cynthia]

Your teachers aren't stalking you, they are doing what they normally do. Since cyber-bullying and other school violence is prevalent in the news, school administrators keep tabs on all students to see if they can spot any warning signs. You yourself admit that you have done and said things in the past that you aren't proud of, so what do you expect? Of course they are going to keep tabs on you.

It's just your own paranoia that makes you think it's only you that is being "watched". It's not. School administrators may not watch everyone, but they will make a point of keeping an eye on repeat offenders.

Noting is private on the internet. If you don't want people to see something, don't post it. You should live by that rule. Also, if you clean up your act, you may not be watched as closely. Think about it.