What constitutes internet harassment as per the guidelines?

Internet harassment, as per the guidelines, is characterized by actions that can harm or intimidate individuals in an online environment. Making derogatory remarks about staff or patrons falls squarely into this category, as it involves personal attacks or hostile comments that can damage the reputation or emotional well-being of the targeted individuals. Such behavior fosters a toxic atmosphere, undermining the integrity and morale of the staff and patrons alike.

In contrast, posting personal opinions about the facility, sharing photos of uncrowded pools, and complaining about training requirements do not inherently aim to harm or intimidate others. While these actions can still be viewed as unprofessional or inappropriate depending on context, they do not constitute harassment under the outlined guidelines, as they lack the intention to demean or disparage individuals.