Now I know why I get blocked.
Now I understand that I was wrong.

Of being too aggressive adding new friends prospects.
While on the other hand, I really do not have any intention to cause problem to the facebook community.

I wonder if my account could be rehabilitated ?

Please kindly forgive the mess and inconveniences caused by my indecency.

For the past year or two, I have rarely used Facebook and had less than 50 friends. I logged in a few days ago and found that I had a bunch of friend requests, most of which were high school friends that I have not seen in over 10 years. Once I added everyone, I found that most of my graduating class were all users of Facebook. Knowing that I’m still in contact with most of them, I started to ‘add friends’ who I know well enough to call a ‘friend’. After I tried to add about 60 friends, Facebook shut me down.

Even more disturbing, most, if not all accepted my invite. I’m still blocked from adding friends - it’s been about 28 hours.

Here is the link to Thor Muller's article,
“13 Reasons Your Facebook Account Will Be Disabled”
http://getsatisfaction.com/facebook/topics/13_r...

Facebook is an excellent social utility.
And I simply plan to master their rules
and stay ontop of the latest news.
Thanks again Nick for your article.

“Content Similarity - If you are browsing through the site and writing the exact same wall post on everybody’s wall, there’s a good chance that Facebook considers this spam activity. Get creative and switch up the content you are creating. Otherwise let’s be honest, you are acting like a spammer … right?”
__________________________________________________________________________

Thank you Nick for posting this info!

Many people who do not understand that SPAM is much more
subtle and sophisticated than merely receiving too many unwanted emails.

Especially someone like myself, over 40, who would NEVER possibly KNOW that posting an - excellent quality, appropriate to context, “Content Similarity” non - commercial, information only link, to as few as 5 of my favorite groups, would fall under the heading of SPAM. This is an absolutely shocking discovery. And one that caused me to be blocked for 3 days from posting to Facebook. It was horrifying and demoralizing to learn this ..after the fact.

My confidence in my many happy months of consistently excellent Facebook manners, disciplined correspondences, great friendship interactions, and common sense good behavior has been utterly shaken.

I'm now immersing myself in all things Facebook, before morving forward.

Since I highly value my excellent online etiquette the was I value my own good
reputation in general, this has been an experience I'm learning from and arming myself
with all the necessary knowledge to make sure it never happens again.

It's a horrilbe experience to be missing a vital piece of data, incure the blocking penalty for such
a minor infraction, and not know WHAT caused the infraction to occur.

It took me two days of frantic reading to learn what happened in the first place.

I politely contacted Facebook and shared my experience with them. And also thanked them
when I was unblocked, although I received no replies in return. It was a matter of princple that
I detailed my actions and experience with Facebook help, and later thanked them for the un-block. I wanted Facebook to know who I am and that I'm a responsible Facebook-er.

The link you provided to Kim Hart's article is excellent.

Inside Kim's Washington Post article is another article that is VITAL reading.

Here it is.

Thor Muller wrote - “13 Reasons Your Facebook Account Will Be Disabled” on GetSatisfaction.com

It's well worth printing out whether you are new or assume you are well behaved and
“experienced” with Facebook rules and regs.

Take care all,

so..
i'm sorry

what i've 2 do to be back and be normal user ,,,,,,