Tweets examining guidelines after Robin Williams little girl harassed

(CNN) -- Tweets is searching to update its user-protection guidelines after Zelda Williams, the little girl of comic Robin Williams, was run off of the public website by misuse in the awaken of her dad's obvious destruction.


"We will not accept misuse of this characteristics on Tweets," Del Harvey, Twitter's vice chairman of believe in and protection, said in a declaration. "We have revoked a number of records relevant to this problem for breaking our guidelines and we are in the process of analyzing how we can further enhance our guidelines to better manage terrible circumstances like this one.

"This contains growing our guidelines regarding self-harm and personal information, and enhancing assistance for close relatives of dead customers."

Zelda Williams discontinued her Tweets and Instagram records Wednesday after saying at least two individuals were delivering her Photoshopped pictures of her dad's dead body and other distressing information -- some accusing her for dad's loss of life.

"I'm sorry. I should've increased above," she had written in her last twitter update. "Deleting this from my gadgets for a good long time, maybe permanently. Time will tell. Farewell."

The show shows that, with the privacy of the Internet, some individuals will be terrible no issue the scenario.

Earlier, Williams, 25, had requested her supporters to review the violent records to Tweets, but said they showed up to be developing new records after being prohibited by the website. She later removed her demand, which known as the violent information "cruel and needless."
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On Instagram, she also resolved negative thoughts focusing on her in an statement that she'd be taking a crack from the photo-sharing app.

"I will be making this consideration for a bit while I cure and decide if I'll be removing it or not," she had written. "In this difficult time, please try to be well-mannered."

Williams also moved on the personal strikes, at the same time in a more light-hearted way, in a declaration she published on writing a blog website Tumblr.

"To those he moved who are delivering type terms, know that one of his preferred things in the world was to make you all have a good laugh," she had written. "As for those who are delivering negative thoughts, know that some small, laughing part of him is delivering a head of best pigeons to your house to waste on your car. Right after you've had it cleaned. After all, he liked to have a good laugh too."

Despite the strikes, many social-media information published to Zelda Williams' records were beneficial and helpful of her choice to take a while away from the Web.

"You did nothing incorrect @zeldawilliams," one Tweets fan had written. "Some individuals are simply wicked."

Robin Williams, 63, was found dead at his Florida home on Thursday. Researchers suspicious he hanged himself and say he seems to have tried to cut his remaining hand with a blade beforehand.

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