Social Media has definitely changed the way that people behave around the globe. Social Media has influenced on how people react, interpret things, sometimes on what they believe and much more. Technology has moving really fast, and so are the news or anything that can spread out in order to promote something such as the #droughtshaming or the ice bucket challenge.

On my point of view, I do think people will pay close attention to their actions regards to the waste of water since the hashtag has been created. Of course, some of them will not care as much; however, it does influence some people on how they will behave from now on with wasting water for no reason. For example, having a picture of herself or himself on #droughtshaming can definitely affect on the person’s image when families and close friends see he or she on the hashtag post. Furthermore, as it was stated on the article, “one of the limitations of informal social control can be politeness, when we don’t want to be rude so we ignore a violation of a formal or informal rule.” After reading this sentence, I do agree that sometimes it is better to let it go instead of putting ourselves on certain type of situation. We should call the department that is responsible for the specific action and let them deal with it. Therefore, it will not cause any argument and it may save the person from a stress time or even lose an important relationship with neighbors, families, friends or anybody else that is related to the person.

Finally, the way that people think on what is correct, coherent or not it will always depends on how people were raised, place they live or came from, educated and many other factors. Thus, being aware on our actions, on what it can affect others or our environment is extremely important and responsible from us. We should definitely care and help to improve our