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Erik Ribsskog

Case# 02953364: Abusive user – ThatWG – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000PdTPq:ref

Twitter Support

Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 6:21 AM

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

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Your case number: # 02953364

System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000PdTPq:ref

17. juni 2014

Mer fra Twitter

Erik Ribsskog

Case# 02896673: Abusive user – bomsecons – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000PPXyq:ref

Twitter Support

Sun, Jun 15, 2014 at 6:45 AM

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: # 02896673

System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000PPXyq:ref

15. juni 2014

Mer fra Twitter

Erik Ribsskog

Case# 02870560: Abusive user – klitoriscons – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000POyU8:ref

Twitter Support

Sat, Jun 14, 2014 at 6:41 AM

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

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Your case number: # 02870560

System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000POyU8:ref

14. juni 2014

Enda mer fra Twitter

Erik Ribsskog

Case# 02848575: Abusive user – FineWeatherErik – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000POGG4:ref

Twitter Support

Fri, Jun 13, 2014 at 2:17 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: # 02848575

System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000POGG4:ref

13. juni 2014

Mer fra Twitter

Erik Ribsskog

Case# 02848431: Receiving violent threats – stalkercons – ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000POFzw:ref

Twitter Support

Fri, Jun 13, 2014 at 2:12 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

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Your case number: #02848431

System Reference: ref:00DA0000000K0A8.500G000000POFzw:ref