This (@math-is-for-girls.bsky.social)

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is my main account. The account I'm posting this bleet from (@primacy-of-reason.bsky.social) is my bookmarking account.

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The page on the other end of this link says "Trinity," so I'm guessing that this was taken at Trinity College in Dublin. Though I suppose there might be any number of other Trinity colleges.

Honestly, I don't know where this is, and can only guess.

The title of the email was "Bluesky Account Behavior," which I found a trifle bit confusing, because as one can see just by looking at everything below that black box, there was very little behavior of any kind to be seen. None of it was against the rules or seriously objectionable in any way.

"As a reminder, Bluesky requires that all information posted on Bluesky Social be respectful to other users, and that includes not posting information that is misleading."

"Thank you for doing your part to keep Bluesky a welcoming and empowering place for all users. If you have any additional questions or wish to appeal this decision please email moderation@blueskyweb.xyz.

Bluesky Moderation Team"

I didn't leave anything out. I just cut the letter into pieces in order to deal with the character limits on Bluesky.

So, let me see if I got this straight - they were silencing me, capriciously, in order to make me feel welcome and empowered? Isn't that at least a little bit Orwellian?

Of course I appealed, because it was absurd. You can see, just by quickly looking over content below the black rectangle, that not only was there no misinformation posted through this account, there was barely anything posted through it, at all.

Real life had been keeping me busy.

I never post my photo, and I don't ever really tell people much about myself, which at this point like simple prudence on my part. Really, what do you know about me?

I didn't give enough information for anybody to know who I was, which was deliberate, because online, I kept encountering mentally unbalanced, racist, sexually entitled incels. This is why I've never done face reveals: I don't want to be raped and murdered.

I don't want my sisters or my little cousins to be, either. So I've made it impossible for those creepy guys to follow me home or even to know exactly who I am. But since nobody else knows, either, how could I possibly have been impersonating anybody?

It's absurd.

Look at the lack of specifics for me to reply to, in that email. I'm never told exactly what I'm being charged with. Is it misinformation or impersonation? I'm left to guess.

If it is "misinformation," what supposedly was the piece of "misinformation" that I posted? They didn't tell me.