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On the internet, there is this thing called the "roleplaying world". A roleplayer is someone who uses pictures of someone, but doesn't claim to be that particular person (EX: if a roleplayer has a picture of miley cyrus, they do NOT claim to be her). Roleplayers are real people, all across the globe, who sit infront of computers to talk to other rolplayers, or friends. There are all different types of roleplayers, some of these act in a role, or "storyline" others just talk like any other normal teenager (EX: what's up?). Some of the roleplayers started out on Myspace, after myspace turned into "Myspace 3.0" roleplayers then transferred to Facebook, both Facebook and Myspace are popular social networking sites. As Facebook started to delete roleplayers, there was an annoucement made by a Vanessa Hudgens roleplayer to go join her site, Sitemodel.net and that way everyone can be happy, that was in April 2011. Sitemodel.net is designed to be what Myspace 1.0 was, the way everyone missed it. Almost a month later, Sitemodel.net changed it's mind and said on their Sign Up these exact words "Do not sign up if you're a fake,poser, or roleplayer". We, the roleplayers of Myspace,Facebook,Sitemodel.net had enough of this, and we were told a lie. There have been over 12 roleplayers deleted, who unfairly, lost everything, their profile, friends, pictures, EVERYTHING. Sitemodel.net may be slow at points, but it's something we all wanted, which was the old 1.0 Myspace, a place to meet other roleplayers, and also to be our selves. We need to take a stand, we've been pushed around for too long, we've been basically, kicked off the myspace world (well, because we all liked the 1.0 right? the more we said we wanted it back, the more changes they made, and the more mad we got), one by one, roleplayers have left. We then got a deleting spree on Facebook, because so many people were reporting us as "imposters" of celebritys, when clearly some of us said we're not. We are NOT going to let sitemodel.net kick us off, we NEED to fight back and tell them this is now our world, we got a promise, you lied to us, and now we're fighting back. We will NOT be tolerated like this no longer, it's getting old, and on people's nerves.
Proof of what sitemodel.net did: http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r35/mcwapple/Untitledd.png
Let's put an end to this
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July 8, 2011
I honestly cannot wrap my head around how many people relate to this Sitemodel mess because it just felt like my own little frustration for so long. It is actually validating to know so many others are feeling the sting of losing everything when we were promised a home. This is getting huge and I am just sitting here staring at the screen in complete shock.
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People we need to do something?! We can't let people limit where we should roleplay we have the right to roleplay and i think that social media should make certain places for people to rp. like come on some RPs are harmless, not all of them are bad. Please take the time to sign this petition to make a change.
have fb have a seperate division for rpers, and seperate them from the "real people" if need be!
Facebook and other social media sites need to stop trying to get rid of us, it’s getting old and annoying. If it wants us gone that bad it would have deleted or locked itself out by now but it seems to only like staying there just to kick us off if we sign up, it needs to stop pushing us around
Over the past week, I've had to make a roleplay acount every day of the week.
I completely agree!
Agreed!
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Final supporters
On the internet, there is this thing called the "roleplaying world". A roleplayer is someone who uses pictures of someone, but doesn't claim to be that particular person (EX: if a roleplayer has a picture of miley cyrus, they do NOT claim to be her). Roleplayers are real people, all across the globe, who sit infront of computers to talk to other rolplayers, or friends. There are all different types of roleplayers, some of these act in a role, or "storyline" others just talk like any other normal teenager (EX: what's up?). Some of the roleplayers started out on Myspace, after myspace turned into "Myspace 3.0" roleplayers then transferred to Facebook, both Facebook and Myspace are popular social networking sites. As Facebook started to delete roleplayers, there was an annoucement made by a Vanessa Hudgens roleplayer to go join her site, Sitemodel.net and that way everyone can be happy, that was in April 2011. Sitemodel.net is designed to be what Myspace 1.0 was, the way everyone missed it. Almost a month later, Sitemodel.net changed it's mind and said on their Sign Up these exact words "Do not sign up if you're a fake,poser, or roleplayer". We, the roleplayers of Myspace,Facebook,Sitemodel.net had enough of this, and we were told a lie. There have been over 12 roleplayers deleted, who unfairly, lost everything, their profile, friends, pictures, EVERYTHING. Sitemodel.net may be slow at points, but it's something we all wanted, which was the old 1.0 Myspace, a place to meet other roleplayers, and also to be our selves. We need to take a stand, we've been pushed around for too long, we've been basically, kicked off the myspace world (well, because we all liked the 1.0 right? the more we said we wanted it back, the more changes they made, and the more mad we got), one by one, roleplayers have left. We then got a deleting spree on Facebook, because so many people were reporting us as "imposters" of celebritys, when clearly some of us said we're not. We are NOT going to let sitemodel.net kick us off, we NEED to fight back and tell them this is now our world, we got a promise, you lied to us, and now we're fighting back. We will NOT be tolerated like this no longer, it's getting old, and on people's nerves.
Proof of what sitemodel.net did: http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r35/mcwapple/Untitledd.png
Let's put an end to this
Sign with your name(Roleplay name preferred)
Email(you may use a fake one if you want to)
Updates
July 8, 2011
I honestly cannot wrap my head around how many people relate to this Sitemodel mess because it just felt like my own little frustration for so long. It is actually validating to know so many others are feeling the sting of losing everything when we were promised a home. This is getting huge and I am just sitting here staring at the screen in complete shock.
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I totally agree. What we do is actually no different than playing a role in a movie. The only difference is, nobody is filming us and we are free to express ourselves without anyone changing things.
People we need to do something?! We can't let people limit where we should roleplay we have the right to roleplay and i think that social media should make certain places for people to rp. like come on some RPs are harmless, not all of them are bad. Please take the time to sign this petition to make a change.
have fb have a seperate division for rpers, and seperate them from the "real people" if need be!
Facebook and other social media sites need to stop trying to get rid of us, it’s getting old and annoying. If it wants us gone that bad it would have deleted or locked itself out by now but it seems to only like staying there just to kick us off if we sign up, it needs to stop pushing us around
Over the past week, I've had to make a roleplay acount every day of the week.
I completely agree!
Agreed!
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I totally agree. What we do is actually no different than playing a role in a movie. The only difference is, nobody is filming us and we are free to express ourselves without anyone changing things.