Scott, once again a great article and so true and to the point specifically with horse racing. While horse racing does not have alot of the venues and platforms that may other sports have, most everyone involved in the sport has turned to twitter and facebook for communication. Some is good, some bad and of course some indifferent. While most of the bantering and arguing can be filtered by those that really know what's going on - at times it does get discouraging to see the bantering. I wish some would use that energy to promote the sport more in some way shape or form. I too have met some great people and bonded with some that otherwise I would not have been able to prior to the network media platforms. Additionally, as someone who works in the legal profession I dont think some people understand that even though in facebook you can choose your friends and who sees what that really ultimately all it takes is one subpoena to gather any information on your page. I do believe people should think before they type and use the "filter" from the brain to the fingers a little better. Thanks again Scott.
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