[BNM] Death to s/facebook/fedbook and the great CIA social datamining exercise

[wayne]

What if someone had used waynedouglas.com before I went to go buy it?
Would there be a case there? 

How could the fact that FB having an account on record with that name
damage _you_ in anyway? How could _that_ account do _you_ any wrong or
put you out?

How can _you_ prove that _that_ account has anything to do with _you_? 

I'm not sure I get this at all - and I'm not trying to be difficult
here. I just don't see how you could think about taking someone to court
over something like this. 

Sure be weary of big bra and all. But this smells a bit like a pack
hunt. Gather the villagers etc etc.

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-----Original Message-----
From: bnmlist-bounces at brightonnewmedia.org
[mailto:bnmlist-bounces at brightonnewmedia.org] On Behalf Of Lloyd Raworth
Sent: 02 January 2008 23:04
To: bnmlist at brightonnewmedia.org
Subject: [BNM] Death to s/facebook/fedbook and the great CIA social
datamining exercise

Hi Alex,

Can't remember the last time. Just before you left for a while I  
guess. Hope you are well.

I've written to Facebook politely to ask them to either remove the  
page and delete the account that has been set up in my name, or  
assure me that it has been set up by a different Lloyd Raworth. I'll  
give them a week to reply then write again. The usual procedure. If  
they don't do either of these things then maybe there is a problem.  
They could be using my name to operate a Facebook account without my  
authorisation or consent. In which case I would have thought that  
there is some kind of legal case to be made. It would be worth  
finding out at least, wouldn't it?

Best regards,
Lloyd



hey Lloyd
havent talked to you for ages - when was the last time?

  > I was thinking of calling Stefan Cross.

youre serious then?  to mind x


Best regards,
Lloyd






Alex wrote:

hey Lloyd
havent talked to you for ages - when was the last time?

  > I was thinking of calling Stefan Cross.

youre serious then?



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