I do believe this has been posted multiple times, and you dont understand one bit of it, do you
I haven’t flagged any of your posts, and even if you go edit them now, the history of edits can be viewed.
Not only have you derailed a valid topic, you’ve become abusive, you you’re Still trying to manipulate me, and anyone that skips over all of that and goes to the end.
You are not in the right, here. You do not want to discuss the TOPIC of this thread, and have spent many hours now working hard to derail it and ensure nobody else will either. You are absolutely no better than the miners that mail threats of sexual assault to people engaging in valid gameplay.
You need to stop. This forum has rules. This thread has a topic. I am not a good target for your abuse and manipulation. I am comfortable with myself and my actions. I am not some youngster that can be taken advantage of by the likes of you.
What I do have a problem with is these ccp forum moderators marking my account to automatically remove quotes and response tags, forcing me to have to manually re-insert proof of text.
more manipulation. I am tired of it.
You have never shown any intent to engage this topic, which is valid. You have only attacked, called names, spouted conspiracy theories, more name calling, more manipulation.
You are dishonest, you are an abuser and you are a clear representation of everything in this
You have very clearly shown you that employ, apparently without knowledge, the “Reactive Abuser” tactic.
You need to Stop. You have spent too many hours trying with all your superior intelligence and mount everest moral highground, to derail a valid topic. You have disregarded civility, forum rules, and in some cases, actual laws, in order to continue your abuse.
I have asked you multiple times now, to Stop.
If you wish to engage the actual topic of this thread, then do so. If you’re here just to abuse people, you need to take a look at several laws, particularly since you have made comments indicating that you are of a european persuasion
European laws against online verbal abuse, or cyberviolence, focus on harmonized criminalization across Member States, primarily driven by the
Digital Services Act (DSA) and the Directive (EU) 2024/1385. These regulations compel platforms to remove illegal content, including cyberstalking, harassment, and hate speech, with specific protections for women and children.
Key aspects of European online abuse laws include:
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Digital Services Act (DSA): Sets strict rules for online platforms to combat illegal content (including harassment/abuse) and requires immediate removal of such content.
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Directive (EU) 2024/1385: Defines and criminalizes online crimes such as cyberstalking, non-consensual sharing of intimate images, and cyber-harassment (including cyber-flashing) across the EU.
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Hate Speech Legislation: The EU has a “Code of Conduct on countering illegal hate speech online” with major platforms, and is working to classify hate speech as an EU-wide crime.
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National Laws: Individual countries have strict laws; for example, France allows up to two years of imprisonment and €30,000 fines for serious online harassment, as explained in this Jurist.org article.
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Protection of Minors: The Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD) and AI Act protect children from harmful online content and require labeling of deepfakes.
Key initiatives like the EU Code of Conduct (with platforms like Facebook, YouTube, TikTok) ensure rapid response times to reports
European law punishes online abuse, including harassment, cyberstalking, and sharing non-consensual images, with penalties ranging from fines to prison sentences
. The EU’s Digital Services Act (DSA) mandates that platforms remove illegal content, and specific laws, such as Ireland’s “Coco’s Law”, target persistent cyberbullying, even after requests to stop.
Key aspects of EU action against online abuse:
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Legal Protections: The European Commission proposes penalties for cyber-harassment (1 year prison), cyber-stalking (2 years), and non-consensual sharing of intimate images.
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Targeted Abuse: Criminal laws in EU nations, such as Germany’s NetzDG, specifically target harmful content and hate crimes, holding users accountable for abusive behavior.
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Platform Responsibility: The Digital Services Act (DSA) increases the responsibility of platforms to remove illegal content, enhancing protection against abusers.
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Online Safety Measures: The EU aims to combat child sexual abuse and grooming, with rules encouraging platforms to detect, report, and remove such material.
Victims can report abuse to platforms and national authorities, which can lead to legal action, removal of content, and penalties for the abusers.
While some of that does not apply to you, You have been asked to stop with your abuse and manipulation, and you have failed to do so. That constitutes
Cyber harassment is the use of digital technology—such as social media, email, or messaging apps—to intentionally harass, threaten, or cause emotional distress to someone. It involves repeated, unwelcome behavior, including bullying, sharing private information (doxxing), or harassment, which can carry severe emotional and sometimes legal consequences for the target.
Usage Examples of Cyber Harassment
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Sending Abusive Messages: Repeatedly sending, posting, or sharing harmful, threatening, or obscene content via text or email.
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Publicly releasing sensitive information (like home addresses or personal photos) without consent to cause humiliation or fear.
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Impersonation/Fake Accounts: Creating fake accounts to bully or damage an individual’s reputation.
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Cyber-Mob Attacks (Dogpiling): Coordinating groups to spam, attack, or shame a target online.
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Trolling/Harassment: Posting inflammatory, hateful, or derogatory comments, often seen in gaming or social media, based on appearance or personal details.
Synonyms and Related Terms
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Cyberbullying: Typically used when children or teenagers are involved, though it involves similar behaviors.
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Cyberstalking: A more extreme form often involving threats of harm, stalking behaviors, and surveillance.
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Online Harassment/Abuse: General terms for unwanted, malicious digital interaction.
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Trolling: Deliberate provocation.
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Doxxing/Doxing: Maliciously revealing private information
Then stop pretending you are, by using terms not of whatever culture/nationality you’re going to pretend to be part of now.
The key difference between you and I, on this thread, I have Responded to your abuse. i did not start it. I have told you to stop. You have refused.
You are a dishonest person, through and through. You did not engage this topic in good faith, and you have spent several hours working very hard to derail it and abuse me. I have demanded that you cease these actions. You have refused.
Normally, I am just fine with back and forth banter. I have shown this to be true so many times. Between your abuse, and CCP employees imposing, quite frankly, annoying restrictions on my ability to properly respond, I am out of patience today with your antics.
Stop, or I will take action
More slander and conspiracy theories, after I have demanded that you cease your abuse. You just can’t stop yourself, can you
This thread cannot be redeemed. Topic Closed.
1. Specifically restricted conduct
The purpose of the EVE Online forums is to provide a platform for exchange of ideas, and a venue for the discussion of EVE Online. Occasionally there will be conflicts that arise when people voice opinions. Forum users are expected to courteous when disagreeing with others.
In order to maintain an environment where everyone is welcome and discussion flows freely, certain types of conduct are prohibited on the EVE Online forums. These are:
- Trolling
- Flaming
- Ranting
- Personal Attacks
- Harassment
- Doxxing
- Racism & Discrimination
- Hate Speech
- Sexism
- Spamming
- Bumping
- Off-Topic Posting
- Pyramid Quoting
- Rumor Mongering
- New Player Bashing
- Impersonation
- Advertising