Dear Jill, I find your conclusion to be presumptuous and a violation of my First Amendment Rights to freedom of expression. I am an artist and have maintained my identity as “pinkbunny” for nearly 20 years. It is not a misrepresentation of who I am and none of my “real life” friends are unfamiliar with that identity. I own the website pinkbunny.info and have multiple social network accounts with that same identity. I also feel that I was singled out unfairly, as I noticed a great many accounts with obvious “nicknames” which have been allowed to stay in use for quite some time. Unless you can find real evidence that proves I “damaged the integrity” of your website then your claims against me are egregiously unfounded. Sincerely, pinkbunny ————— Original Message ————— From: The Facebook Team To: pinkbunny(at)pinkbunny.info Subject: Re: Name Rejected Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2011 14:35:11 -0800 Hi, Your account has been disabled because we have determined that you are not representing yourself authentically on Facebook. Fake accounts are a violation of our Statement of Rights and Responsibilities. All accounts must abide by the following policies: • You must provide your real first name and last name. • Impersonating anyone or anything is prohibited. • Profiles created to represent celebrities, pets, ideas, or inanimate objects are strictly prohibited. • Profiles created for the purpose of spamming or harassing others are strictly prohibited. People on Facebook want to interact with their real friends and the people they know in the real world. Since fake accounts can damage the integrity of this environment, they are not allowed to remain on the site. Unfortunately, we will not be able to reactivate this account for any reason, nor will we provide further information about your violation or the systems we have in place. This decision is final and cannot be appealed. Thanks for contacting Facebook, Jill User Operations Facebook