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Stikkord: Twitter

  • Mer fra Twitter

    Erik Ribsskog

    Case# 02565800: Abusive user – katemosa – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000Or71I:ref
    Twitter Support Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 7:15 PM

    To: “eribsskog@gmail.com”

    Hello,
    Thanks for letting us know about your issue. Here are some tips to help you with your situation:

    We’ve
    investigated the account and reported Tweets for abusive behavior, and
    have found that it’s currently not violating the Twitter Rules (https://twitter.com/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 respond to this ticket to let us know if you believe the behavior has escalated or otherwise violates our rules.
    Thanks,
    Twitter Trust & Safety

    System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000Or71I:ref

  • Nå har jeg deaktivert min Twitter-konto, siden jeg bare fikk ‘dritt’ der, og Twitter ikke virket noe særlig interessert, i å rydde opp

    deaktivert twitter konto

  • Mer fra Twitter

    Erik Ribsskog

    Case# 02539945: Abusive user – borge_hansen – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000OqL27:ref
    Twitter Support Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 12:54 AM

    To: “eribsskog@gmail.com”

    Hello,
    The
    links you’ve provided do not lead to user Tweets; the user may have
    already deleted the reported Tweets. If this problem is still persisting
    for you on Twitter, please feel free to reply with additional links to
    additional Tweets you’d like us to review.
    Thanks,
    Twitter Trust & Safety

    System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000OqL27:ref

  • Jeg har lurt på, om det kanskje er bedre, å ikke være på Twitter. For på for eksempel Facebook, så må folk bruke, sitt ekte navn. Mens på Twitter, så kan folk kalle seg, for ‘mongoloidcons’, osv. Og da, så blir kanskje terskelen lavere, for at disse folkene, skal begynne, med noe nettmobbing. Så jeg får se, om det blir til, at jeg sletter min Twitter-konto, etterhvert. Vi får se

    bedre å ikke ha twitter

  • Mer fra Twitter

    Erik Ribsskog

    Case# 02336728: Abusive user – homofilcons – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000OYCCe:ref
    Twitter Support Wed, Jul 2, 2014 at 11:50 PM

    To: “eribsskog@gmail.com”

    Hello,
    We’ve reviewed the information you provided, and it looks like the reported user’s account no longer exists.
    When
    a user deletes their account, you will see a “Sorry, that page doesn’t
    exist!” message when you try to view the account. When a user has been
    suspended, you will see a message that says, “Account suspended. The
    profile you are trying to view has been suspended.”
    If you’re still experiencing these problems, please reply with direct links to the profiles or Tweets you’d like us to review.
    Thanks,
    Twitter Trust & Safety

    System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000OYCCe:ref

  • Mer fra Twitter

    Erik Ribsskog

    Case# 03227814: Abusive user – PetterHoiseter – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000QIkpv:ref
    Twitter Support Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 9:06 PM

    To: “eribsskog@gmail.com”

    This is an AUTOMATED response from our support system.
     
    Hello,
     
    We have received your report and will review it shortly. Your patience is greatly appreciated.
     
    What happens next?
     
    The Twitter Trust & Safety team will review your report and take action if the user is found to be in violation of our abusive behavior policy. We may follow up with you if we need additional information.
     
    What else can you do? 
     
    • Do not respond to the user. Responding to someone who is intentionally
      attempting to aggravate you or others may encourage them to continue
      their behavior.
    • Block the user.
    • Learn more about how to deal with abusive users.
    • Learn how to flag inappropriate media.
    • If you feel threatened or are in danger, please contact your local law enforcement. You can point local law enforcement to our Guidelines for Law Enforcement.
     
    Contact Law Enforcement
     
    If something has gone beyond the point of a personal conflict, whether
    it be online or offline, you should contact your local authorities so
    they can accurately assess the situation.
     
    If you decide to contact law enforcement, you may want to include
    screenshots of the offending Tweets and this summary of the situation as
    part of your report. As per our Guidelines for Law Enforcement,
    if we are contacted by law enforcement directly, we can work with them
    and provide the necessary information for their investigation of your
    issue.
     
    If you do not feel comfortable contacting law enforcement, you should
    reach out to a trusted individual, such as a friend or family member,
    for help. Working with people close to you may help you assess the
    threat and determine next steps. 
     
    Please note: Twitter can only address issues related to
    content posted on Twitter. If someone has posted this content on other
    websites, please contact those websites for assistance in removing the
    information.
     
    Thanks,
     
    Twitter Trust & Safety
     
    ————————————————- 
    Your case number: # 03227814

    System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000QIkpv:ref

  • Mer fra Twitter

    Erik Ribsskog

    Case# 02170623: Abusive user – EliBerget – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000OLgNF:ref
    Twitter Support Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 10:28 PM

    To: “eribsskog@gmail.com”

    Hello,
    The
    links you’ve provided do not lead to user Tweets; the user may have
    already deleted the reported Tweets. If this problem is still persisting
    for you on Twitter, please feel free to reply with additional links to
    additional Tweets you’d like us to review.
    Thanks,
    Twitter Trust & Safety

    System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000OLgNF:ref

  • Er dette en slektning, tro. Hm

    slektning hm

    https://twitter.com/AmberSnakenborg

    PS.

    Her er mer om dette:

    mer om snakenborg

    http://johncons-mirror.blogspot.co.uk/2014/06/min-tipp-x-10-oldefar-var-visst-varulv.html

  • Mer fra Twitter

    Erik Ribsskog

    Case# 02968899: Abusive user – LeifEirikEdvard – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000Pdupl:ref
    Twitter Support Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 8:14 PM

    To: “eribsskog@gmail.com”

    This is an AUTOMATED response from our support system.
     
    Hello,
     
    We have received your report and will review it shortly. Your patience is greatly appreciated.
     
    What happens next?
     
    The Twitter Trust & Safety team will review your report and take action if the user is found to be in violation of our abusive behavior policy. We may follow up with you if we need additional information.
     
    What else can you do? 
     
    • Do not respond to the user. Responding to someone who is intentionally
      attempting to aggravate you or others may encourage them to continue
      their behavior.
    • Block the user.
    • Learn more about how to deal with abusive users.
    • Learn how to flag inappropriate media.
    • If you feel threatened or are in danger, please contact your local law enforcement. You can point local law enforcement to our Guidelines for Law Enforcement.
     
    Contact Law Enforcement
     
    If something has gone beyond the point of a personal conflict, whether
    it be online or offline, you should contact your local authorities so
    they can accurately assess the situation.
     
    If you decide to contact law enforcement, you may want to include
    screenshots of the offending Tweets and this summary of the situation as
    part of your report. As per our Guidelines for Law Enforcement,
    if we are contacted by law enforcement directly, we can work with them
    and provide the necessary information for their investigation of your
    issue.
     
    If you do not feel comfortable contacting law enforcement, you should
    reach out to a trusted individual, such as a friend or family member,
    for help. Working with people close to you may help you assess the
    threat and determine next steps. 
     
    Please note: Twitter can only address issues related to
    content posted on Twitter. If someone has posted this content on other
    websites, please contact those websites for assistance in removing the
    information.
     
    Thanks,
     
    Twitter Trust & Safety
     
    ————————————————- 
    Your case number: # 02968899

    System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000Pdupl:ref

  • Mer fra Twitter

    Erik Ribsskog

    Case# 02957992: Abusive user – LudolfElasmiLib – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000PdYv0:ref
    Twitter Support Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 12:17 PM

    To: “eribsskog@gmail.com”

    This is an AUTOMATED response from our support system.
     
    Hello,
     
    We have received your report and will review it shortly. Your patience is greatly appreciated.
     
    What happens next?
     
    The Twitter Trust & Safety team will review your report and take action if the user is found to be in violation of our abusive behavior policy. We may follow up with you if we need additional information.
     
    What else can you do? 
     
    • Do not respond to the user. Responding to someone who is intentionally
      attempting to aggravate you or others may encourage them to continue
      their behavior.
    • Block the user.
    • Learn more about how to deal with abusive users.
    • Learn how to flag inappropriate media.
    • If you feel threatened or are in danger, please contact your local law enforcement. You can point local law enforcement to our Guidelines for Law Enforcement.
     
    Contact Law Enforcement
     
    If something has gone beyond the point of a personal conflict, whether
    it be online or offline, you should contact your local authorities so
    they can accurately assess the situation.
     
    If you decide to contact law enforcement, you may want to include
    screenshots of the offending Tweets and this summary of the situation as
    part of your report. As per our Guidelines for Law Enforcement,
    if we are contacted by law enforcement directly, we can work with them
    and provide the necessary information for their investigation of your
    issue.
     
    If you do not feel comfortable contacting law enforcement, you should
    reach out to a trusted individual, such as a friend or family member,
    for help. Working with people close to you may help you assess the
    threat and determine next steps. 
     
    Please note: Twitter can only address issues related to
    content posted on Twitter. If someone has posted this content on other
    websites, please contact those websites for assistance in removing the
    information.
     
    Thanks,
     
    Twitter Trust & Safety
     
    ————————————————- 
    Your case number: # 02957992

    System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000PdYv0:ref