Well in our Gambian local language there is a proverb that is specifically meant to deter anyone who challenges the decision of our elders when it comes to experience sharing, not long ago, Barbara Scott our contributor from the U.K sent us a piece touching on the disadvantages of connecting to social networking sites. Anyway if what happened to our friend from Nepal is anything to lean on, then lets us be careful of the internet, or else...
Please read his letter and draw your conclusions.
Dear friends/well wishers,
Greetings!
I'm extremely sorry that I'm not being able to connect you or share my thoughts for last two weeks. I was unable to do so as my facebook account was hacked by a hacker/anti-social element. Abusing elements, annoying texts messages with unsolicited friend requests were sent from my profile, unfortunately that resulted in disabling my facebook account permanently.
Before I could send a request letter, the Facebook Team decided to disable my account. When I urged them to re-activate they suggested me to create a new one rather to continue the old.
You can reach my facebook account with my email id as pralhad.giri@yahoo.com. I'm extremely sorry to any inconvenience caused to you by this tragic episode.
So, hoping that you would understand my tension and problem. I hope to get your support, friendliness and warm heartedness as it was in past.
Hoping to be more close in developing harmonious relationship in future endeavours.
Yours sincerely,
Pralhad Giri,
Kathmandu, Nepal
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Dear Baldeh! How's your work these days. Nice to share this, but you could have share this earlier.
ReplyDeleteOk next time I will.
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