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Recent news reports of a vicious attack by a high on drugs naked man in Miami Florida on a homeless victim reminded me of ZOMBIES!

Here is a link to the Miami, Florida Zombie attack news story: www.ksdk.com/news/article/321924/28/Ronald-Poppo-identified-as-victim-of-face-eating-attack

We joke at home about a Zombie scenario. I’m a scardie cat and if Zombies ever attacked, I would hide while my sharp shooting husband would take the Zombies out with his M-4 rifle while my daughter re-loads the bullets from the spent casings. My husband is one of the bravest people I know, I never thought about the zombie protocol until recent events hit the news, it creeps me out.

 

Unpredictable events happen on social media, chaos can occur. When it does are you prepared?

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The Zen of being prepared in the event of social media chaos:

• Have a plan and share your goal • Protect yourself in advance using social network privacy settings

• Monitor social network profiles, use sites such as www.BrandYourself.com • Take action as soon as you can

• Stay calm you can’t control everything • Report event to an authority (Mom, Dad, Police)

It’s interesting how simple these Zen like steps can help us through most social media crisis situations. People are people; we are emotional creatures who can be unpredictable. I am an advocate for in person communication and advise that as one step to take as soon as something goes wrong on social media such as a misinterpreted post or hurt feelings. Saying sorry even for miscommunication is best. If laws are broken or threats made on a social network, you call 911 and let the police take the ball, simple. Make a screen capture of the item to share with them so they see what was posted. I see so much teenage drama on social media, smack talk and inappropriate posts. Parents need to step their awareness up a notch. We have a family social media policy that includes if it’s not ok for Grandma to read then it’s not ok. Yes it’s hard work, whoever said raising teenagers was easy lied. The adults creating drama, I feel sorry for them, they haven’t matured enough yet to realize that’s what ten year olds do. We have enough to worry about in our lives than to deal with rollercoaster dramatic friendships and family. Frankly I have little patience or time for it. If Zombies attack, you won’t get to me, I hide well and my husband gets them all right between the eyes.