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@misskeelahrose Believe it or not, Cheyenne Bramwell (@PoemsbyCheyenne) is now trying to get thrown off of Twitter because I wrote a piece of horror fiction, the one you see below
and because I mocked her and corrected her
That's all it took.
and because I mocked her and corrected her
That's all it took.
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne The comment I responded to was here.
archive.is/IO84c
She's trying to pretend that a piece of horror fiction was a death threat. I'm serious. This is not a joke.
archive.is/IO84c
She's trying to pretend that a piece of horror fiction was a death threat. I'm serious. This is not a joke.
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne I've been archiving the tweets from her and the Twitter outrage she is gathering for this targeted harassment in response to my heinous act of writing a piece of satirical horror fiction.
Including the tweet in which one of her friends urges her to file a false police report.
Including the tweet in which one of her friends urges her to file a false police report.
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne This is considered by these maniacs to be a proper response to the fact that I wrote a story, defended the right of people to write such stories, and mocked somebody who decided to take herself far too seriously,
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne Let's understand what's involved and what, creatively, is at stake. What she is orchestrating an effort to get me thrown off of the site over, putting all of the work involved in posting 11.3 tweets, is an apolitical satire of narcissism, done as a horror story.
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne If one isn't free to post something like that, what is one free to post?
Is our creative freedom really going to be at the mercy of any random, drama-loving individual who chooses to drop by, involve herself in the discussion, and be triggered over an issue that makes no sense?
Is our creative freedom really going to be at the mercy of any random, drama-loving individual who chooses to drop by, involve herself in the discussion, and be triggered over an issue that makes no sense?
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne There's nothing even remotely controversial about any of this subject of this madwoman's drama. "Narcissism is a bad thing, especially when the narcissist is armed and there are no witnesses around" is not a particularly offensive position for somebody to take.
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne But that's precisely the position that could end up costing me my account, and all of the work I put into putting together everything on it.
All because I ran into an emotionally unstable user with emotionally unstable friends. This could happen to any of you.
All because I ran into an emotionally unstable user with emotionally unstable friends. This could happen to any of you.
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne Please make noise about this. Not because I'm me - you probably have no idea of who I am - but because this is insane and this shouldn't be happening to anybody.
And because if Twitter doesn't stop enabling people like Cheyenne, you could easily be next.
And because if Twitter doesn't stop enabling people like Cheyenne, you could easily be next.
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne When the craziest people on the site effectively get to set the rules, unilaterally, because Support is willing to invent its own facts, and see what the crazies tell them to see instead of what's really there, who knows what those radically empowered maniacs will go crazy about?
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne It could be anything. In this case, it was the writing of a piece of fiction, that was presented as a piece of fiction.
If one isn't really free to post such things on Twitter, then why is there even a writing community on this site?
If one isn't really free to post such things on Twitter, then why is there even a writing community on this site?
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne If people start getting thrown off for writing fiction because crazy people can get Support to validate their lies and hallucinations, in the long run, just how viable is that writing community going to be?
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne I'm coming to you, asking for your help in getting a little bit of justice, but if you don't want to do this for some random stranger, maybe do it for yourself.
You never know who a mob is going to come for, next.
You never know who a mob is going to come for, next.
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne "because I wrote a piece of horror fiction, the one you see below"
read: "because I wrote a piece of horror fiction, the one you see linked to, below"
read: "because I wrote a piece of horror fiction, the one you see linked to, below"
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne I'm being targeted for harassment in this tweet and the drama-centered discussion that follows.
A few people (including the OP) have mentioned already sending in false reports to Twitter.
A few people (including the OP) have mentioned already sending in false reports to Twitter.
@misskeelahrose @PoemsbyCheyenne The problem is that Twitter has a lot of admins who rubber stamp complaints, supporting them without bothering to examine the evidence, and who will go on refusing to examine it, even after an appeal has been filed.
Even when the evidence clearly goes against the complaint.
Even when the evidence clearly goes against the complaint.
