Dear mods: Please remove meepmeep's post, as it lists PERSONAL information the model in question would prefer to NOT have linked in a wrestling forum. Thank you.
-SK
Could I second the request to remove the links to Natasha's FB pages etc.
It is clear to anyone who claims to be a fan that she keeps her work at SKW
completely apart from her professional/social presence on the net and hence
I hope the info presented is either deleted by the poster or by mods. Worst case
scenario is Natasha decides to stop working at SKW !
I think you miss the point. There has been a request made. I have seconded the request.
I think it would be a shame if a "so-called fan" caused this talented contributor to the
female wrestling scene to decide to leave the scene. The decision whether to remove the
information would be a favor by the original poster who I'm sure would not like to see this
model give up her wrestling. It would be a shame if she did but I would fully understand if
she chose to...
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I note that the information has been removed which shows the
poster has responded in a positive and honorable way. He should
be applauded for his swift action !
The point is, they're clearly accounts that don't have anything to do with her wrestling work and are clearly her own personal and professional profiles that her wrestling fans have absolutely no reason to know about anyway... And Natasha doesn't need to be constantly vetting every account for people talking about her wrestling work or having to turn down numerous friend requests from fans who can't acknowledge the line between Natasha the wrestler and Natasha the real person.
Bottom line, it's just about respecting her privacy. Hopefully, if meepmeep is the fan he seems to be, he'll edit the post himself.
I completely agree with holly123 on this one. It's not like Natasha did one video, felt bad about it and then decided to hide it.
She's made dozens of videos for not only SKW but Velvet's fantasies as well and I hope she realizes that as soon one becomes an "actress" on t.v., movies or the internet that they will be giving up at least a part of their privacy. Could you imagine if Selena Gomez's manager started searching all of the teen internet chat rooms and asked people to stop making links to news items or stories about her? I know it's not exactly the same thing but I thought the analogy would be funny. Either way, once the information is "out there", on the internet, it's not the job of the chat room or board moderator to remove it. At least that's how I feel. Cheers.
I've got to agree with SK here. It'd be like if someone posted my real Facebook page all over the place here, but I keep my real identity separate from the online thing. It's a privacy thing, not to mention just basic respect.
If this person has asked that you do not post her personal (although public) information on forums, you should try to respect her will and not do it. Especially if you're a fan of her. She hasn't asked you very much after all.
This is not about freedom of speech but showing some respect to other people.