Vulgar words will make a part of the use of social networking sites

According to a recent survey, 34% of Americans are abandoning the use of social networks, the main reason being that the language on social networks is too vulgar to be accepted by some.
Weber Shandwick and KRC Research jointly conducted a joint survey this year in April to explore the impact of civilization on the use of social networking sites, traditional media and buying behavior. According to a survey released by both sides, about 34% of the American public have stopped using social networking sites. The reason most people will no longer use this part of the population is due to the vulgar behavior of social networks.

The results also showed that 45% of Americans were released from their friends or blacklisted by their uncivilized comments or actions, while 38% of Americans stopped logging on to a website because of their intolerable vulgarity, and 25% of Americans stopped going to the Star Club or an online community. Because these places become very uncivilized.

During the survey, respondents were asked to rank the level of civilization in 18 areas of daily life. The results showed that 51% of Americans thought the blog site was not civilized enough to be higher than the social and microblogging sites Twitter (43% and 35% per cent of the uncivilized).

"We have to face this situation," Leslie Guens Ross Weber Shandwick, chief reputation strategist and network reputation expert Leslie Gaines-ross. uncivilized situations can be seen everywhere in the world today. Especially blogs. Blogs are one of the most open areas that anyone can comment on, and may often be anonymous. On the other hand, social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and Twitter are more closely linked communities, where anonymity is rare and speakers are held accountable. ”

The survey found that people thought that vulgar and uncivilized behavior should pay the price. 75% of Americans think uncivilized companies should be resisted. If a person's company is not civilized enough, 56% of Americans will refuse to buy the company's products, and 55% of Americans will reassess his knowledge of the company, and 49% will advise friends and relatives not to buy the company's products.