For example, “This user has received a warning”, “This user has been found to not be in violation of Terms due to ”, “This user has been removed from the game”.ī. The quality of response to similar reports in violation of Terms of Service 5(b) for repeat offenders which should include an email follow-up with specific statements that speak to the results of the investigative steps taken based on the submitted report to ensure safety, show results and put users at ease. permanently remove and restrict the Ameba Pico account of the aforementioned Pico player (current Pico ID: がばまんJAPAN) in the interest of online safety in the Ameba Pico game and in support of Ameba Pico’s own safety guidelines and policies.įurthermore, we request the following improvements:Ī. We, the undersigned, respectfully demand that CyberAgent, Inc. If you are a parent or player of Ameba Pico who is concerned with the game’s mismanagement of this situation by allowing this bully continued game access, please support this petition to have him removed from the game and to have improvements made to the management abuse reporting.
Players have the option to report other players’ misbehaviors through our ‘Support’ option which is immediate received by the Ameba Pico Team to view and actions to be taken.” Muting such a chronic abuser does not solve the problem of their poor behavior.Įncourage Ameba to enforce their own rules to protect their players, as they claim they do in their Parent Friendly Guide : “Ameba Pico takes the safety of all our players seriously and will need the assistances from their parents to make it happen …. One reply from to a submitted report suggested, “You could use the button to avoid unmannerly users”. To date, Ameba has not visibly taken actions against this abuse.
He creates an unsafe environment for vulnerable, impressionable young players. This bully’s first response is always to anger, which makes him unstable and an unsuitable member of the Pico community. He has also placed anti-Indonesian sentiments in his Pico profile more than once. This bully chronicles his racism against non-Japanese players (particularly Indonesians) and his hatred for players who “beg” for props/rings to earn Gummies on his Ameblo blog hosted by Ameba’s Japanese language game site. Players who unknowingly sit or stand next to him - regardless of age or gender - are immediately met with curses (he bypasses swearing filters using symbols like or “/”) and are called hurtful names like “moron”, “idiot”, “stupid foreigner” and “ass”.
He spends time in the Japanese Parks game area. The abusive player (current Pico ID: がばまんJAPAN) has an unmistakable appearance: bald with earmuffs and gold butterfly clip, wearing a pink dress. chat logs) several times this year with no visible result. ĭespite this, a particular player who chronically violates this policy is allowed continued use of the game. Though Pico is enjoyed by people of all ages, most players appear to be young girls aged 10-19.Īt registration, players accept the responsibility to not “Harass, threaten, abuse, disparage, libel, slander, embarrass, or engage in any other disruptive behavior involving another member ….”. In May 2011, 500,000+ active monthly users played through Facebook. Popularity is partially due to play through Facebook. Within 3 months, Pico reached 1 million+ users. Since launching in February 2010, Ameba Pico has become a popular destination for international gamers.
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