Suppose, you are Nadim/Neela, write a letter to your brother/sister, Shakil/Sabiha advising him/her not to share any wrong information on Facebook.

Dearest Shakil,

How are things going? I hope you're doing well!

wanted to talk to you about something I've seen on your Facebook lately. There have been a few posts you've shared that seem to contain inaccurate information. Look, I know the internet can be a confusing place, and it's easy to stumble upon things that aren't quite right.

The thing that worries me is that when you share something unverified, it can spread quickly. People might take your word for it, and that could have real consequences. Imagine if someone made a decision based on false information you shared it could impact their health, safety, or even their finances!

Before sharing anything on Facebook, take a second to double-check the information. Is it from a reputable source? Can you find other trustworthy websites saying the same thing? A quick Google search can often clear things up.

Remember, you're a good person, Shakil, and I know you wouldn't want to cause any harm. By being a little more cautious about what you share, you can help keep yourself and others informed with accurate information.

If you ever come across something you're unsure about, feel free to send it my way. We can research it together and figure out if it's legit.

Looking forward to hearing from you soon!

Lots of love, 

Neela