Maybe the warning that I could not friend request people for a month for a second time led to this. As I've said before, facebook doesn't weed out people who have already rejected my friend requests when they pop up on your page as "People You May Know." And now they want to block me?
But what I discovered tonight has been more disheartening. I tried logging into my facebook. I got that wrong password message, so I typed it in again. But it kept popping up, so I thought it was something else, like my caps lock was down, or maybe some asshole hacked into it.
But then I actually looked at the screen. Maybe somebody didn't hack into my account though my password, because it said my account has been disabled. I clicked where it said how to restore it, and facebook is saying that I not only have to use my full name, but to make sure that I gave them my real name I have to upload a legal document containing my name. Jigga-wha???????????????????????
This is a private company, right? Do they have a right to do that? I guess you have a right to say no, but when has a social media company demanded legal national documentation that you are you? Why can't I continue to do shit on facebook under my alias? Is it a new policy? Are they cracking down on a current one? Is it the friend requests, where they decided to renege on their 30-day warning and give me something harsher out of the blue? Or is it my constant pervo comments towards the Playmate models, porn stars and other sexy-as-fuck models I'm "friends" with over there? Some of them wrote back to me, and that always made my day.
I don't know what to do. Maybe it's a 30-day cooling-down period. Maybe I'll just hang back for a month and then sign in again after it blows over. Or, maybe they're serious about knowing who I really am. If that's the case, I'm out ... and going back to MySpace.
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