I agree. His online actions involve posting intimate details about his children, their home and their daily lives. If that isn't bad enough, he follows it up with photographs that anonymous people throughout the world can view, save, edit and distribute.“What I do know is that online actions have real world consequences - this has impacted our family & it will take some time to recover.”
I’ve just read Simon’s statement again. That bit is ambiguous. What’s he referring to?
Is he insinuating that ‘online trolls’ COMPELLED Clemmie to post on Tattle, which has impacted their family in real life? Or is he referring to Clemmie’s actions online impacting their family in real life?
This statement is very carefully worded. It is clever. It has no doubt taken days to draft and has probably cost £££, which indicates how much their online business generates and how vital it is to them both to keep it operational.
Look at your own online actions, Simon. I’ve seen your small daughters on a potty and in the bath - what might the real life consequences of such overexposure be? Clemmie/Alice did nail it when she posted Simon is nothing without those girls.
He should take it very seriously, for once in his immature life.