Question:
is this grounds to get someones account suspended...?
2010-03-11 13:22:21 UTC
I answered one of "Cigar That Bill Clinton Smokes" questions. this is the question.....http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AnfLbiQo359KbG8ocrt0gvTsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20100311131303AAuMOEW&show=7#profile-info-rrSaoOK2aa


and you will see my response. Then he sent this to my inbox 3 times...

From: Cigar that Bill Clinton Sniffs

Subject: well... you're not a ******... you finished school. Bravo... now... get your

Message: .... f**king leeches in your race to do likewise and quit screwing the rest of us



can i report him and get his account canceled?
Eight answers:
JG
2010-03-11 14:02:28 UTC
Such emails are serious violations of the Answers site rules and guidelines. Please forward all 3 emails, with headers, if possible (to determine origin) to answers-abuse@cc.yahoo-inc.com along with a link to the Q/A which instigated them and a brief explanation, just as you've done here. Customer Care will investigate the abusive emails and, hopefully, take the appropriate action.



Bare in mind, however, that those who have accounts suspended often simply open new accounts, so there is no guarantee that this will be the end of the matter. Also, ones Answers account is separate from ones email account, so this person may continue to send notes to you. Should that happen, please continue to forward any and all such emails to Yahoo for continued action, possibly the lose of his entire account.



There is also another Yahoo email address but I'm unable to locate it at the moment. Should I find it (I'll edit this) or someone else provide it, please so the same for that address.



My additional advice is that in the future, you don't answer such questions. A common trap that all too many members fall into as they don't understand they can get caught in a violation by responding to flamebait questions like these in the wrong way. They then get reported and, often, lose their own accounts. Often, that is the sole goal of the question...to lure you in and slap you down.
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2016-12-07 06:55:07 UTC
challenge more desirable effective power into your responses regardless the question requested. My account is likewise nearing it is 2 365 days anniversary. If for some reason my account is suspended, i will comprehend my paintings the following is done, and it truly is time to bypass on. Politics is one of those controversial type to respond to. I do attempt to lead sparkling of that which i'm no longer quite recommended or sense completely effective to respond to. a minimum of in R&S, I do sense the love of God in others the following. And, a pleased and non violent New 365 days to you too! :D No snow in southern California! yet, it does get "nippy"! lol!
2010-03-11 13:25:12 UTC
You can report him (and it would be justified)



It usually takes more than one report on someone to get them suspended, but I wouldn't be surprised if he has other people reporting him for the same behavior.
2010-03-11 13:24:40 UTC
What an ignorant ***. Im embarrased for my own race. Im sorry he did this. You can block him. and try to report him.



The poster of that question, too. Its funny how he says 50% of slave decedents dropped out of school, refering to them as stupid, and he can't even spell decedents.
2010-03-11 13:28:53 UTC
Naa. Just report him for hate speech and racist content. they will deduct some points from him and you can go on with your life.
luminous
2010-03-11 13:26:45 UTC
look at the top of your answers page and click ABOUT as it gives the community guidelines
princess34_10
2010-03-11 13:29:55 UTC
you can report him....as far as im concerned i dont think he needs to be on yahoo answers saying stuff like that!
jarroljeppesen
2010-03-11 14:15:07 UTC
well-that was entirely uncalled for--report him anyway--


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