Welcome Lori1993, What do you mean by 'love'? Are you referring to an old post? Would be helpful to know.

Thanks,
Maureen

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Maureen Kochan
ConnectSafely community manager

A person called J_1,Is a sexuil reporter that causes spams or deleted accounts from Myspace.Nobody knows who these sex offender are and no-one can find out.He causes:Losing accounts,spams,lots of pops up,or stealing your information and puting it on other sites.

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> I agree that the Internet is not a kid-only haven in
> a legal or literal sense but the younger generation
> does tend to be more active on the net.

Yeah, they are more active. But that's not a reason to deny him the website's service.

And thank you for the information! I guess if he did get a myspace, people'd just have to keep a closer eye on him.

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Watch, watch me disappearing completely/In the dream of destruction and rebirth, this poem will be sung/In this fragmented sky, aaah, dozing, you had searched for the feeling that was wished for. Siva&Diva--アリス九號。

> In answer to the person who questioned why they would
> be removed, it is for the same reason registered sex
> offenders are not allowed near schools. There are a
> lot of children in both places.
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> Oh, I forgot to mention...this persons account was
> shut off previously because of the child pornography
> conviction.
>

The only thing i can really say is, MySpace is the internet. It's not a 'kid-only haven' like a school is. Although it's a mostly-kid website, adults are on there too. So there's really no reason the aforementioned person shouldn't be allowed on it as long as they do nothing
wrong.

The child porn conviction... that person had child porn? Or were they assumed to? It really doesn't make a difference to my argument, but i'm just curious.

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Watch, watch me disappearing completely/In the dream of destruction and rebirth, this poem will be sung/In this fragmented sky, aaah, dozing, you had searched for the feeling that was wished for. Siva&Diva--アリス九號。

In answer to "copyright_help's" question, MySpace tells us that the best way to report a registered sex offender is to send an email to customercare@myspace.com. Include a link to the user’s MySpace profile and as much identification information as possible so they can research the individual using the person's state online sex registry. Full name, zip code, state, city, county are all helpful info. Of course it'd also be helpful if the info included a direct link to the individual’s info on a government registry Web site, or - if all else fails - a link to a news item mentioning the individual and his or her arrest. MySpace also strongly emphasizes that if the person doing the reporting feels a crime is being or might be committed s/he should also talk to their local police department. Hope that helps,
Anne
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Anne Collier
BlogSafety co-director

Well I think someone needs to read the myspace terms of use if it does not state sex offenders are not allowed use then it is perfectly fine for him/her to have it.

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-Rasma

Does anyone know how to report a registered sex offender that has an account on myspace and get them removed?