ozzman wrote:I noticed he has removed the banner from his profile.

guilder1st wrote:I locked the topic for you. No need for people to comment on the rules and probably start arguments. I also corrected your spelling in it, you wrote: failry stright and advatar, sorry couldn't help it. You probably wrote it quickly. Thanks for putting it up there. {thumb2}

LeMon wrote:I think it's incredibly rude and misrepresanting, but I'm not sure we can do something.

Even though we can ask a GM to make a post like this:
http://www.fanmail.biz/mboard/viewtopic ... 6&t=113374
where we can enstablish new rules for siggies and avatars in order to deal properly with this issue...

I'll PM my Team leader as soon as possible.

-Lil1- wrote:Jason is just as good!
See what happens {thumb2}

Chrissy wrote:I'm all for warning him. But Net bullying is something that is not tolerated at all. Net bullying is actually serious and the person can be fined or tracked down because of all the serious cases it has caused.

What is Netbullying or Cyberbullying?

Net Bullying (or cyberbullying) is when children or teens are bullied, embarassed, threatened or harassed by another child or teen using interactive technologies. These may include instant messaging, cell phones, interactive games, text-messaging, websites, profiles, blog, discussion boards, guestbooks and provocative postings and websites targeting the other with humilations.

he is doing exactly this. And i have warned him before. I think he is setting an awful example to the other people here. Especially the kids and teens on here. Teens and Kids are most likely to bully and/or be bullied. A girl here in toronto commited suicide because a net bully told her she was useless, awful, a waste of life. Yes this is extreme but i'm just giving an example of what could happen if other kids/teens see that this is okay.

What do you all think??

Chrissy

What is Netbullying or Cyberbullying?

Net Bullying (or cyberbullying) is when children or teens are bullied, embarassed, threatened or harassed by another child or teen using interactive technologies. These may include instant messaging, cell phones, interactive games, text-messaging, websites, profiles, blog, discussion boards, guestbooks and provocative postings and websites targeting the other with humilations.