The correct response to harassment in…
The correct response to harassment in messages is not throwing up your hands and going oh well, it's banning the person from your website.
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The correct response to harassment in messages is not throwing up your hands and going oh well, it's banning the person from your website.
I was only looking for lyrics to a song. Not an encrypted cia mafia style code for a bomb.
I signed up to this site, as in my feed, it was the only one saying that they held the lyrics to a song I was searching for. After signing my life away, with my privacy rights, I was turned away from said site, with. You do not have the correct credentials for this, WTF
So yeah, my email will be sold, I'll be put on yet again another list, x the commodity I've become, and what was my reward for my sincere effort. I feel like I've just been raped
#lovepeoplelovelife
#IgnoretheAI
Once upon a time, I knew someone who was banned from LiveJournal for reacting to cyberbullies.
He was under a tremendous amount of stress and anxiety - the management couldn't care less and the cyberbullies got away with their terrible behaviour and it was all his fault, not the ones bullying him.
The site management weren't willing to discuss the issue or allow him to appeal.
I see nothing much has changed here. They still don't don't give a damn about mental health issues.
Regardless of who owns LiveJournal, the management only cares about money.
this blogging platform will drown soon, every update make it worser and worser
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