A US woman has been banned from posting anything about her kids online as she has been accused of cyber-bullying her ten-year-old son on Facebook by calling him an a-----e .
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The court barred the woman from "posting any communications to or about her children on any social network site."'
The court found that the woman used Facebook to "insult and demean the child," calling him an a-----e, among other things.
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