My daughter was being harassed by a few girls from school. One of the girls 20 year old brother joined in on the fun. My daughter blocked him and deleted his comments with out showing them to me or printing them.

An adult got wind of it and some of the posts disappeared after kids were talked to.

The girl whose brother posted the comments is under the impression that he can say whatever he wants and is proud of his behavior.

Just wondering if there is a way to retrieve post?

gg

Time machine?

no, that may have worked though

gg

What about history (browser cache)?

Not there once the page is closed or you are logged out.

gg

Well, I'm no help.

Maybe you should contact facebook directly, otherwise, ignore the idiots that are harassing your family.

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Come, Nadia. Let us dance like children of the night!

This doesn't help now, but might in the future. You can set up FB to email/text you every time there is a comment posted on your "wall."

Aren't there settings where when someone posts on your wall you get an email? If she was getting emails with the comments she may be able to get them back via that route.

No luck with that. I will see if it continues, if it does, apparently the school can get any and all posts.


gg

I don't want to sound sarcastic here, but if I had kids I would certainly not let them participate in social networking sites until they were at least 18. Is the problem stated in this post not just another reason to support my position?

There seems to be no established etiquette on social sites, easy for the nasty people/kids to be nasty. That is why as an adult, I don't participate. I am sure the instances stated here are rare, but I still don't see the point with kids and social networks.