Somewhere I've read a fairly important piece of advice that can be paraphrased as "Be careful what you write on-line, it is forever". But you say, "It's only an electronic page, I'll just take it down". The fallacy in that is that the page you see is not the only copy of the material that exists. Web page information is stored in servers, which in the normally course of things make back-ups. Your rant on the boss may exist on a server in North Carolina, and because it was public information, it can be researched and reproduced.

Even if your material was not widely viewed, if people viewed your pages, they could have downloaded them. So now, not only are you in South Carolina, you may be in LA or Boston or Seattle, or incorporated into the content of other sites. So as you put your content on-line, think about how your comments, photos, words may be used and viewed in the future.