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Posting Evidence on the Internet Your fraternity will make mistakes. You will do things you aren’t supposed to do. As long as you don’t publicize it, you will probably have the chance to handle it internally and make it will go away. However, if you do something you aren’t supposed to, and your brothers post it on Facebook, you are leaving yourself wide open to get in trouble or have situations interpreted the wrong way. You can be certain the Facebook accounts of your members are being monitored. I have heard of chapters getting in trouble because they posted pictures of hazing, underage drinking, throwing parties while on probation, illegally initiating new members and breaking rush rules on Facebook. Of course these chapters deserve to get in trouble for doing these things, but they also deserve a black eye for being that dumb.