Social networking provides exciting opportunities in helping BWPL clubs engage with members and the public, but it's worth pointing out as a new season edges ever closer that it can also present dangers and negative consequences if abused by users. These include:
+ Cyber bullying, through posts which are upsetting to people and often inaccurate.
+ Causing offence to individuals, or other clubs and organisations.
+ Exposure to inappropriate content, or offensive comments or pictures.
Social network sites should never be used as a medium by which to abuse or criticise Swim England members, clubs or officials, or any member of the public or other organisation. To do so may be in breach of Swim England Rules and Regulations. Failing to use social media in a responsible manner may also leave the user open to legal action.
+ Cyber bullying, through posts which are upsetting to people and often inaccurate.
+ Causing offence to individuals, or other clubs and organisations.
+ Exposure to inappropriate content, or offensive comments or pictures.
Social network sites should never be used as a medium by which to abuse or criticise Swim England members, clubs or officials, or any member of the public or other organisation. To do so may be in breach of Swim England Rules and Regulations. Failing to use social media in a responsible manner may also leave the user open to legal action.
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