Not an obvious felony, simply posting photos of you performing sex acts on a jesus statue can actually be considered an offense in certain areas of America, again reiterating the importance of being judicial in posting on Facebook
More proof that a simple joke can lead to significant trouble with the law, given the ubiquity of Facebook, and the high threat on terrorism in the current world.
Semi-sarcastic article that actually acts as a pretty relevant commentary on the ubiquity of Facebook, and the ease with which a simple Facebook post can lose a person their job.
Ten things that should never be posted on social networks. In doing so this limits and conflicts with attempting to represent an honest and full depiction of your identity but increases safety from identity theft.
Studies show individuals are more likely to be more "realistic and honest" in anonymous environments online, but attempts to retain a more socially desirable identity in nonymous online environments that may not be accurate to their offline real version.
Fascinating Jake Hanrahan interview with the supposed leader of The Scurvy Crew- the group responsible for 30% of the money that flowed into Silk Road in the web site's early days.
I think there is a doco on ABC iview, or SBS on demand, about how to make money being a drug dealer. Interesting from the point of view of the public's fascination with this stuff. Also, interesting to consider the representation of these guys... I mean, are they presented favourably at all?