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Shaggy, you monitor a couple thousand k-12 school children's myspace pages on a daily basis, no? Is that an invasion of those poor kid's privacy? Nope, they put it up for the world to see, it's public. Just because someone viewing has some authority over those kids doesn't change the rules.

So what if the principal is bored and wants to read up on the kids at their school, that's what myspace is practically for. Principals monitoring is a good teaching tool... it teaches children that the anonymity of the internet should be taken advantage of when you want to do something less than appropriate. And to protect your visible online identity if it leaks into the real world, because you never know who is watching, the principal in this case.