Home 2023 Forums The DJ Booth What Is Mine Is Mine. (Am I Overreacting?)

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    Craig
    Participant

    Just hit up his Twitter feed and Facebook page asking him how did he get so many Asians to turn up to a party in Nigeria!

    Seriously though, you’re not over-reacting, but don’t get sucked into any kind of online arguments or slanging matches. You got the photos down, check back every once in a while to see he’s not doing the same thing, then erase him from your mind.

    #2088261
    Terry_42
    Keymaster

    Actually you do have copyright to that fotos, so he should be careful as you can report him with facebook and twitter…

    #2088411

    I agree with Younez, you ain’t over-reacting at all. That is exactly what I would’ve done.

    #2088731
    deathy
    Participant

    Terry – Though it can be awful hard to actually do much more than give him trouble online if he lives in Nigeria.

    #2089151
    DJ Vintage
    Moderator

    Fact is the worst thing you can do about this kind of stuff is to get upset about it. Sending a message asking to remove them is good, albeit it only once. No use spending all this time and anger in repeated requests. Reporting the abuse if the platform supports it is the next step (also try to do this without anger, just with rational logic). But don’t get into a p*ssing contest on Twitter, FB or whatever. Just ignore. THE moment you feel the need to defend yourself and enter the “discussion”/shouting match you have already lost.

    I like the idea of putting something on your facebook page telling YOUR people what happened (short, to the point without emotion and without pointing people in his direction – they WILL go check it out for themselves if you do and that would be counter-productive).

    This guy is not important and HIS people are unimportant to you as well. So don’t waste any energy. This is the internet, people will try to mess with other people all the time. If you react your give it validity and power. So, don’t!

    I understand the feeling of needing to retribute, but it is really not helpful. Inform your people without going into a rant and be done with it. Move on and focus on putting energy in all the good things in life and become an even better DJ.

    Just my two cents of course.

    #2089581
    Lamid45G
    Participant

    There’s been a massive-big-fraud coming in from Nigeria to us located in Asia, things like a recording company contract, a job offering position, a sweepstakes ( all in all involved by sending them first some sort of payment up-front)

    OP: be careful and take an extra per-caution please …

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