A new survey reveals that half of the parents on Facebook joined in order to monitor their kids 

A study from the University of Colorado recently found that those who discover they were unfriended take it very seriously. The study’s author, Christopher Sibona, found that this small action may have big consequences in the real world. He found that 40 percent of people surveyed would “avoid” anyone in real life who unfriended them in Facebook, and women are more likely to avoid contact than men are.

Paul Baier offered his 14-year-old daughter $200 to quit the social network

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