Re: Antisocial networking

I know what you're saying but I think the key is to play the ball rather than the man (or woman). For instance, if you were to have a Facebook page asking pertinent (or even impertinent) questions such as “why are some members of the EC able to get additions to their homes at our expense?” it may garner more support and less likelihood of legal action than saying, anonymously, “the chairman and secretary are corrupt and they're fleecing the rest of us.”

One person's righteous internet campaign is another's cyberbullying.  We have to tread carefully.