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Salman Rushdie is a NYT-bestselling, world-renowned author and a frequent contributor to The New Yorker and Times. He's hardly a non-famous person.
by achompas 15y ago
Salman Rushdie is a NYT-bestselling, world-renowned author and a frequent contributor to The New Yorker and Times. He's hardly a non-famous person.
- mguillemot 15y agoI think the parent meant that if you are a non-famous person and this kind of stuff happens to you, then you're screwed.
- RexRollman 15y agoYes. I probably should have phrased it better.
- redwood 15y agoOn the other hand they don't ask for passport copies from non-famous people (I presume and hope, but then again this is a slippery slope)
- msbarnett 15y agoThey ask for official ID from anyone trying to prove that a name they've flagged is, in fact, their legal name. It's their process for getting your account unbanned.