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Online bullying: Should it be monitored more strictly?

Created by I.N. on August 24, 2016

Internet bullying, more affectionately known as cyber-bullying. On the internet, there are millions of patrons and users every day and night, from all around the world. However, even if there are so many people on the internet. How do we monitor the small acts known as cyber-bullying? For those of you who don't know; Cyber-bullying is the act of being mean to another user on the internet, whether it be by sending someone a hateful/mean message, spreading rumors online, and much, much more. One statistic that really should pique your interest is that half of teens and adolescents that are online have been cyber-bullied and about the same number have engaged in cyber-bullying. This needs to stop. This is a major issue not only to the users of the internet but to the people of the world.

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