hoshi (
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If anyone ever sees a "stealing icons" journal, please notify me immediately. I do not allow my icons to be used without credit, on or off LiveJournal. I have spent too much time the past three years on icons for them to be just saved and given no credit.
If I should find that my icons are floating around stealing comms, I will lock this comm to members only. As such, I have modified my rules to state so. I would like to avoid this, so I ask for your cooperation.
If I should find that my icons are floating around stealing comms, I will lock this comm to members only. As such, I have modified my rules to state so. I would like to avoid this, so I ask for your cooperation.
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Dear LiveJournal user industrialgirl1,
It is not a violation of the Terms of Service for another user to add you to their Friends list, because it does not grant them any special access to your journal. It only allows the user to read your public entries on their Friends page, instead of going directly to your journal. While you cannot remove yourself from the user's Friends list, you can hide their usernames from your Friend-of list. Instructions on how to do this are available at http://www.livejournal.com/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=185
Regards,
Theresa
LiveJournal Abuse Prevention Team
It doesn't look like they'll do anything any time in the future. ~.~
(Sorry to bother you again.^^)
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The text they answered me with seems like something they already had pre-written and use for every complaint that has something to do with adding friends.
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