The creators and cast of the series “Off Campus” issue a warning to people who harass members of the show and their loved ones, according to posts on the program’s official social media accounts. In a message shared from the show’s accounts, the team tells those engaging in harassment that they will be removed from the platforms’ official pages and related accounts. The posts describe the note as a “special request” from the “Off Campus” team or “family,” framing it as guidance for how the accounts will be moderated. Rolling Stone reports the message is published as the series prepares for a second season, while The Hollywood Reporter describes the same warning coming from the show’s official channels. Both outlets describe the action as a removal or blocking response directed at harassers targeting cast members, and the warnings extend to those who may be harassing cast members’ loved ones as well. The statements do not provide details on specific enforcement steps or timelines beyond the general commitment to remove those harassing people from official social media accounts.
‘Off Campus’ team warns harassers they will be removed from official social media accounts
The creators and cast of the series “Off Campus” issue a warning to people who harass members of the show and their loved ones, according to posts on the program’s official social media accounts. In a...
- The “Off Campus” official social media accounts publish a warning to people harassing cast members.
- The message also references harassment of cast members’ loved ones.
- The show’s team says those engaging in harassment “will be removed” from its official accounts.
- The warning is posted as the series prepares for its second season.
- Both outlets report the message is issued via the show’s official social media presence.
As the series prepares for its second season, Off Campus issued a message for those targeting cast members
2 months agoThe official social media accounts posted the message as a “special request from your ‘Off Campus’ family.”
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