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Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>

#6942297 Twitter Support: update on “Offensive content – Posegodt_”

Erik Ribsskog

<eribsskog@gmail.com>

Sat, Jan 5, 2013 at 8:40 AM

To:
Twitter Support <support+id6942297@twitter.zendesk.com>

Hi,

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As a policy, we do not mediate content and we do not intervene in disputes between users. This means that users are allowed to post potentially inflammatory content, provided that they do not violate the Twitter Rules.
If someone feels personally threatened, or if you believe the content you are reporting is prohibited in your local jurisdiction, please contact your local authorities with the information you provided to us. You can point local law enforcement to our Law Enforcement Guidelines here: https://support.twitter.com/articles/41949.
Please let us know if you believe the behavior has escalated or otherwise violates our rules.

johncons, December 23, 2012 08:11 pm (PST):

Hello,
Thanks for providing this information. As a policy, we do not mediate user content, including images, unless it violates the Twitter Rules (https://twitter.com/rules). Based on this policy, we will not remove the reported image.
What violates the Twitter Rules?
Twitter does investigate and remove profile photos, header photos, and background images
for violations such as nudity or pornographic content.
Media within Tweets that might be considered sensitive content such as nudity, violence, or medical procedures, can be flagged for our review by using the flagging feature on the Tweet. If the media is considered sensitive content, users will be required to click through a warning message before media is displayed to them. You can find more information about about media on Twitter at the following links:
Flagging and reporting media: https://support.twitter.com/articles/20069937
Media policy: https://support.twitter.com/articles/20169199
To learn more on how to protect your online photos, read the following article:
https://support.twitter.com/articles/20170136

If you are making an allegation of copyright infringement (please note that in most instances, the subject of a photograph is not the copyright owner), our copyright page has more information about the proper process for requesting removal:
http://support.twitter.com/articles/15795
Thanks,
SetantaRoss
Twitter Trust & Safety

johncons, December 20, 2012 02:57 pm (PST):

This seems organised.
Further description of problem: This person is using manipulated pictures of me, (which I have taken myself, and owns the copyrights for), on the Twitter-page.
The person is using the name of my web-shop, (Posegodt).
The person attacks me for changing the name on my web-shop, when this was initiated by that someone registered that name, (Godtebutikken), on Twitter, and impersonated my web-shop.
And the web-shop was also hacked, and links to horrible pictures was put on the web-shop.
This account is set up just to terrorise me, it seems to me.
Your full name: Erik Ribsskog
I understand that Twitter may provide third parties, such as the affected user, with a copy of this report.
Twitter username: @johncons
Email address: eribsskog@gmail.com

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