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Gmail – #6785329 Twitter Support: update on “Offensive content – BaronesseAdeler” 
Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>
#6785329 Twitter Support: update on “Offensive content – BaronesseAdeler”
Twitter Support<notifications-support@twitter.zendesk.com>
Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 10:11 PMReply-To:
Twitter Support <support+id6785329@twitter.zendesk.com>To:
johncons <eribsskog@gmail.com>##- Please type your reply above this line -##
Hello,
We’ve received your report and will be taking a look at the issue you reported.
What happens next?
The Twitter Trust & Safety team will review your report and take action if the user is violating the Twitter Rules (https://twitter.com/rules). We may follow up with you if we need additional information.
Keep in mind, Twitter is a platform that provides a global communication service which encompasses a variety of users with different voices, ideas, and perspectives. As a policy, Twitter does not mediate content or intervene in disputes between users.
Please keep in mind that filing multiple reports will not resolve your issue faster. Rest assured, we are working as quickly as possible, but our ability to respond may be delayed due to a high number of tickets. We thank you for your patience.
What else can I do?
We recommend that you block users who you believe are being abusive towards you. Blocking the user prevents them from doing the following:
adding your Twitter account to their lists;
having their @replies or mentions show in your mentions tab (although these Tweets may still appear in search);
following you; and
seeing your profile picture on their profile page or in their timeline.
You can read more about how to block other users on the following page: https://support.twitter.com/articles/117063
You can also find more resources for dealing with abusive behavior at our Help Center:
https://support.twitter.com/articles/15794
Contact Law Enforcement
If something has gone beyond the point of a personal conflict and has escalated to the point of believable violent threats, whether it be online or offline, please contact your local law enforcement so they can accurately assess the validity of the issue.
If contacted by law enforcement directly, we can work with them and provide the necessary information for their investigation of your issue.
You can point local law enforcement to our Law Enforcement Guidelines (https://support.twitter.com/articles/41949).
Thanks,
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Gmail – #6754971 Twitter Support: update on “Offensive content – OinkerManiac”
Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>
#6754971 Twitter Support: update on “Offensive content – OinkerManiac”
Twitter Support<notifications-support@twitter.zendesk.com>
Sat, Dec 1, 2012 at 7:09 PMReply-To:
Twitter Support <support+id6754971@twitter.zendesk.com>To:
johncons <eribsskog@gmail.com>##- Please type your reply above this line -##
Hello,
We’ve received your report and will be taking a look at the issue you reported.
What happens next?
The Twitter Trust & Safety team will review your report and take action if the user is violating the Twitter Rules (https://twitter.com/rules). We may follow up with you if we need additional information.
Keep in mind, Twitter is a platform that provides a global communication service which encompasses a variety of users with different voices, ideas, and perspectives. As a policy, Twitter does not mediate content or intervene in disputes between users.
Please keep in mind that filing multiple reports will not resolve your issue faster. Rest assured, we are working as quickly as possible, but our ability to respond may be delayed due to a high number of tickets. We thank you for your patience.
What else can I do?
We recommend that you block users who you believe are being abusive towards you. Blocking the user prevents them from doing the following:
adding your Twitter account to their lists;
having their @replies or mentions show in your mentions tab (although these Tweets may still appear in search);
following you; and
seeing your profile picture on their profile page or in their timeline.
You can read more about how to block other users on the following page: https://support.twitter.com/articles/117063
You can also find more resources for dealing with abusive behavior at our Help Center:
https://support.twitter.com/articles/15794
Contact Law Enforcement
If something has gone beyond the point of a personal conflict and has escalated to the point of believable violent threats, whether it be online or offline, please contact your local law enforcement so they can accurately assess the validity of the issue.
If contacted by law enforcement directly, we can work with them and provide the necessary information for their investigation of your issue.
You can point local law enforcement to our Law Enforcement Guidelines (https://support.twitter.com/articles/41949).
Thanks,
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Gmail – #6754811 Twitter Support: update on “Offensive content – MarianneHeegaar”
Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>
#6754811 Twitter Support: update on “Offensive content – MarianneHeegaar”
Twitter Support<notifications-support@twitter.zendesk.com>
Sat, Dec 1, 2012 at 6:44 PM
Reply-To:
Twitter Support <support+id6754811@twitter.zendesk.com>To:
johncons <eribsskog@gmail.com>##- Please type your reply above this line -##
Hello,
We’ve received your report and will be taking a look at the issue you reported.
What happens next?
The Twitter Trust & Safety team will review your report and take action if the user is violating the Twitter Rules (https://twitter.com/rules). We may follow up with you if we need additional information.
Keep in mind, Twitter is a platform that provides a global communication service which encompasses a variety of users with different voices, ideas, and perspectives. As a policy, Twitter does not mediate content or intervene in disputes between users.
Please keep in mind that filing multiple reports will not resolve your issue faster. Rest assured, we are working as quickly as possible, but our ability to respond may be delayed due to a high number of tickets. We thank you for your patience.
What else can I do?
We recommend that you block users who you believe are being abusive towards you. Blocking the user prevents them from doing the following:
adding your Twitter account to their lists;
having their @replies or mentions show in your mentions tab (although these Tweets may still appear in search);
following you; and
seeing your profile picture on their profile page or in their timeline.
You can read more about how to block other users on the following page: https://support.twitter.com/articles/117063
You can also find more resources for dealing with abusive behavior at our Help Center:
https://support.twitter.com/articles/15794
Contact Law Enforcement
If something has gone beyond the point of a personal conflict and has escalated to the point of believable violent threats, whether it be online or offline, please contact your local law enforcement so they can accurately assess the validity of the issue.
If contacted by law enforcement directly, we can work with them and provide the necessary information for their investigation of your issue.
You can point local law enforcement to our Law Enforcement Guidelines (https://support.twitter.com/articles/41949).
Thanks,
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Gmail – #6624672 Twitter Support: update on “Impersonation”
Erik Ribsskog
<eribsskog@gmail.com>
#6624672 Twitter Support: update on “Impersonation”
Erik Ribsskog<eribsskog@gmail.com>
Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 11:39 PMTo:
Twitter Support <support+id6624672@twitter.zendesk.com>Hi,
I think this must be breaching your rules.
At least I would have wanted a second opinion.
Could you please escalate this to your line manager?Erik Ribsskog
On Wed, Nov 28, 2012 at 7:00 PM, edwardmayfair <notifications-support@twitter.zendesk.com> wrote: ##- Please type your reply above this line -##
edwardmayfair, Nov 28 11:00 am (PST): Hello,
We have reviewed the account you reported and have determined it is currently not in violation of Twitter’s Rules regarding impersonation (https://support.twitter.com/articles/18366).
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 (https://twitter.com/rules).
We have generally found that responding to users who are intentionally attempting to aggravate you encourages that user to continue their behavior. We recommend you do not reply, retweet, comment on their behavior, or engage with them further. If you are concerned for your physical safety, please contact your local authorities for further assistance.
Here is some additional information about dealing with bullying:
https://support.twitter.com/articles/15794
This help page has instructions on blocking other users: https://support.twitter.com/entries/117063
This help page has instructions and additional information on making your profile protected:
https://support.twitter.com/entries/14016 Please let us know if you believe the behavior has escalated or otherwise violates our rules.
Thanks,
@edwardmayfair
Twitter Trust and Safety
johncons, Nov 15 11:26 pm (PST): Hi,
the account uses ‘johncons’ which is my nick, which I’ve used for many
years, on my blog:
http://johncons-mirror.blogspot.co.uk/
On my web-site:
http://johncons.angelfire.com/
And on Twitter since 2008, (if I remember right).
The account also asks me to take medicine against insanity.
This is harassment, I think.
On top of pretending to be a transexual, (I think it is), versjon of me.
Erik Ribsskog
PS.
I’ve sent you tens of reports like this lately.
You should pay me for all the junk I clean up on your network, I think.
PS 2.
Here is more about the account and Tweets I’m complaining about:
[image: Johncons MTF]*Johncons MTF*
@*JohnconsMTF*<https://twitter.com/JohnconsMTF>
@*johncons* <https://twitter.com/johncons> Try Risperdal. It helps getting
control.
*Details* <https://twitter.com/JohnconsMTF/status/ 268785002773377024> 14 Nov <https://twitter.com/
JohnconsMTF/status/ 268784868983443456>[image:
Johncons MTF]*Johncons MTF* @*JohnconsMTF*<https://twitter.com/JohnconsMTF>
Risperdal helps me get control.
johncons, Nov 15 11:19 pm (PST): Previous Ticket Number: 6554731 6567578 6563894 6534002 6492227 6043190 6026989 5882629 5420650 5138816 5138782 4990883
== Reported Account Information ==
Reported user: @JohnconsMTF
== How is the account impersonating you? ==
Using name in the account name
Using name in the account @username
Using name in the account location
== Additional information ==
Requesting that this account be suspended
== Wrapping up ==
Anything else? (optional): Someone pretends to be a transexual version of me on Twitter.
This is personation and harassment and a lot of bad things.
I would have reported it to the Police, but they just ignore my crime-reports.
== Reporter’s information ==
Full Name: Erik Ribsskog
Legal alias: n/a
Common nickname: johncons
Your Email address: eribsskog@gmail.com
Your Twitter username (optional): @johncons
== Required statements ==
I understand that Twitter may provide third parties, such as the affected user, with a copy of this report.
I declare under penalty of perjury that all of the information provided above is accurate.
I understand that filing this report and submitting a photo identification will not result in my account being verified by Twitter.Message-Id:0PZJ7HG9_
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