Just a brief request for help for a fellow writer Rosalie Warren.
Rosalie has (like any other writer) been actively promoting her new book 'Coping with Chloe' since its publication date.
Last week her Twitter identity was assumed by someone else, read about it here. So sensibly she did what she could to make people aware what had happened and contacted Twitter about this impersonation.
Now under the rules of Twitter, Impersonation is wrong- whatever the reason it is not on. So she followed the rules and contacted Twitter, but has received a lukewarm response from Twitter.
From Rosalie's latest post:
"Now Twitter have replied - and apparently it's fine to nick someone's profile and pretend you have written their books, own their website, etc. For her to claim to be me, in fact, intentional or not. I just need to 'keep an eye on things' and report back if they get 'any worse'. "
So spread the news- Rosalie says:
"If you are on Twitter, please follow me at Ros_Warren and retweet my tweets on this."
Have any of you had a similar experience? If you have, please share how you got it resolved so we all know how to deal with it if it happens to another writer in the future. Thanks.
3 comments:
Carol, many thanks for posting this.
Glad to help. Hope it gets resolved soon Rosalie.
I don't tweet and don't intend to (especially now!), but that's a dreadful thing to happen, Rosalie.
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