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Leona: Using social media requires some responsibility. Irresponsible social media conduct could potentially ruin students' education and negatively impact their career. Other people may also be hurt if some basic guidelines for proper social media use are not kept in mind. Most negative consequences, however, can be prevented if the 'ethics' of digital citizenship is kept in mind.
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