Dani searches his nameRafi was ten and was visiting his cousin Dani, who was sixteen. Dani said, "Tomorrow I meet the diving club coach, but first, I want to search my own name." The results rolled down the screen. There was a photo from the school science fair and a picture of his diving trophy. Then Dani went very still. On the screen was a photo of a boy in a chicken costume! "I deleted that years ago!" he said. Dani's mom, Aunt Luz, drew it on a napkin. Dani had posted it once. A friend had saved a copy, and that friend's cousin had shared it on another page. Each share made a new copy. "Some websites keep copies of old pages, like a library of the internet," she said, "and a search can keep a small preview for a while." Then Dani winced at an old comment he had written at twelve, a joke that was not kind. They wrote to the friend who had posted the photo, and the friend took it down. They used a site's form to ask for the comment to come down. "Some places take things down, and some do not," said Aunt Luz. "Next time, we think first." The next day the coach just said, "I hear you make a good chicken," and everyone laughed.