Stalking.
When does a concerned interest in someones activities become stalking? Well 
I believe that it is a very fine line, but if you are going to extremes to find out things about another person or their actions, so much so that you wouldn't want them, or other people to know, you're stalking! These days it is much easier to find out what other people are doing when many choose to post their actions and whereabouts on websites such as facebook (http://www.facebook.com/) and twitter (http://www.twitter.com/). For a funny story reguarding this, follow this link; http://www.facebook.com/?sk=messages&ref=mb#!/photo.php?pid=3728593&id=311998897982&ref=nf
I believe that it is a very fine line, but if you are going to extremes to find out things about another person or their actions, so much so that you wouldn't want them, or other people to know, you're stalking! These days it is much easier to find out what other people are doing when many choose to post their actions and whereabouts on websites such as facebook (http://www.facebook.com/) and twitter (http://www.twitter.com/). For a funny story reguarding this, follow this link; http://www.facebook.com/?sk=messages&ref=mb#!/photo.php?pid=3728593&id=311998897982&ref=nfSome interesting questions that can be raised by stalking are, is a worried parent following their child stalking? Are we all stalked by Big Brother in today's society?
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