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Date Posted: 16/02/26 19:29:06, Mon
Author: Concerned mum
Subject: Why are we not following GDPR?

Reading the awful messages about LITTLE CHILDREN that we, yes we, our community, are posting below with disgust in my heart and mind. We are not meant to know so much about the lives of little children. We should not be following every result as if itâ€™s the Olympic standings. These are our babies- and we are putting ALL OF THEIR information online- sharing every win, every defeat, every little point earned or not earned in a competition. We see their new costumes, their wig styling, their pictures all of the time. This is not normal and we need to start calling it out. Why are we so obsessed with other peopleâ€™s children? If we started to collectively follow GDPR regulations like other organisations, we would be taking one big step to curtailing this awful bullying and unhealthy attention that we are paying to literal CHILDREN. We need to do better and we should start demanding more privacy protections from CLRG. We are doing untold mental harm to children and their families- and for what? To make ourselves feel bigger, to make ourselves feel better? No. Not anymore. I am urging every parent to speak to their teachers on this. We know now what happens to children when they are objectified. It ends now. CLRG, FOLLOW GDPR!

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You clearly have no idea with GDPR is (NT) -- Your just another jealous bore of a mother that cant stand to see the top kids in their new costumes etc, 16/02/26 19:38:58, Mon
You make a good point as a lot of parents struggle to pay for dresses and then have to travel and very difficult as a family with all the costs and fees, itÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s about the money (NT) -- Plipa, 16/02/26 19:48:04, Mon
Omg this is not about costumes!!! Itâ€™s about our obsession with children and treating them terribly. (NT) -- Wow., 16/02/26 20:03:04, Mon
ErmÃ¢â‚¬Â¦how do you achieve transparency without publishing information (NT) -- NT, 16/02/26 21:24:12, Mon
- Teachers and teachers only should receive full results - should not be publicly published but still be available (NT) -- :, 16/02/26 21:52:00, Mon
  - Because that wonÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t encourage cheating will it? (NT) -- NT, 16/02/26 22:15:05, Mon
While I understand what you are trying to achieveâ€¦ -- Look inside., 16/02/26 23:40:48, Mon

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