Dear Jeff Eastin
(Just as a note, this entry is public but comments are subject to screening. I've had previous issues with online bullying/stalking/harassment unrelated to this situation, so I need to protect myself.)
Until about midnight last night, I was a follower of @jeffeastin on Twitter. On Twitter, I'm http://twitter.com/#!/lady_bluetooth. I was interested in seeing what Eastin was live tweeting. I noticed that his feed was not on my timeline. I logged in and and out, switched my clients, only to see that I've been blocked from following Eastin.
I wrote some critical tweets about White Collar during the season premiere and last night, but only in relation to one issue: Neal and Mozzie illegally and unethically profitting from the sale of the U-boat art. My intention with these tweets was to express concern. My criticism was written with the goal of seeking a promise of resolution for this issue. I did not want or expected to get leaks and spoilers. I did not intend to belittle or harass anyone with my critical tweets. I figured that the writers would rather hear complaints from concerned fans like me rather than people who want to pick fights or hate on the show without a good reason.
Before this, I have only uttered praise for White Collar online and offline. I've supported the show through various means online and offline. I'm still a fan of the show, even if I have spotted faults in it.
I hope that this block was a glitch or an accident. I hope that this was not an attempt to prevent tweets from those who were critical of the show from being seen. After rereading my timeline, I can see the possibility of my tweets being misinterpreted by someone who hasn't had much interaction with me online. Again, my tweets were made without any ill will. I am not a Twitter stalker, spammer, troll, critic without cause, perpetual complainer, or trouble maker. I am just a fan from Brooklyn who noticed that something was amiss on one of her favorite TV shows. I hope that the issue can be resolved in a peaceful manner.
Sincerely,
bluetooth16/lady_bluetooth
Until about midnight last night, I was a follower of @jeffeastin on Twitter. On Twitter, I'm http://twitter.com/#!/lady_bluetooth. I was interested in seeing what Eastin was live tweeting. I noticed that his feed was not on my timeline. I logged in and and out, switched my clients, only to see that I've been blocked from following Eastin.
I wrote some critical tweets about White Collar during the season premiere and last night, but only in relation to one issue: Neal and Mozzie illegally and unethically profitting from the sale of the U-boat art. My intention with these tweets was to express concern. My criticism was written with the goal of seeking a promise of resolution for this issue. I did not want or expected to get leaks and spoilers. I did not intend to belittle or harass anyone with my critical tweets. I figured that the writers would rather hear complaints from concerned fans like me rather than people who want to pick fights or hate on the show without a good reason.
Before this, I have only uttered praise for White Collar online and offline. I've supported the show through various means online and offline. I'm still a fan of the show, even if I have spotted faults in it.
I hope that this block was a glitch or an accident. I hope that this was not an attempt to prevent tweets from those who were critical of the show from being seen. After rereading my timeline, I can see the possibility of my tweets being misinterpreted by someone who hasn't had much interaction with me online. Again, my tweets were made without any ill will. I am not a Twitter stalker, spammer, troll, critic without cause, perpetual complainer, or trouble maker. I am just a fan from Brooklyn who noticed that something was amiss on one of her favorite TV shows. I hope that the issue can be resolved in a peaceful manner.
Sincerely,
bluetooth16/lady_bluetooth