What is the most ridiculous reason for you getting a violition notice?
917807
It has to be understood violation notices don't necessarily mean you have done anything wrong..just that some jerk has chosen to report you..the Yahoo system hasn't been perfected and you are automatically assumed guilty and have no redress...e mailing Yahoo just gets no responce..afraid its the down side of answers you just have to accept...must admit its a big flaw on Yahoo`s part...
1048157
because you typed it wrong, click on the link below. It is a Notice of Privacy Practices or NPP
798008
they are tracking your butt so they can find a reason to fire you. its a bunch of crap people need to wake up and stop big brother!
858797
Chatting, definitely! I have gotten so many violations for chatting! Almost 75% of my violations was because of that!\n\nYou have a great day too! :-)
115687
You have just made the most gross list.  Why in God's name do you do this?
71987
Because they are jerks....\n\nOr more likely because they have incorrect contact information for you.  You should check your email that you have on file with them to see if they sent notification.  That is their preferred way.
1126584
what that's ridiculous
320904
An employee doesn't have to have a reason. Among the more "legitimate" reasons are that they have been sexually harassed, they need the time for family or study, retirement, career advancement, etc, etc. The not so noble ones include faking any of the above, hating the boss, more money, too lazy to work.
111832
When telling my supervisor that I was pregnant with my 2nd child, I got a gasp and a "Was this PLANNED?"\n\n1) yes\n2) none of your business!\n3) I had been married for a while at this point, hello!\n4) how rude!
730594
Sounds like a violation notice will soon be heading to your email box.
991549
They are suing you for damages you have already caused them. Your formal notice is the notice for you to appear in civil court. A cease and desist letter is often used by companies who, for their own reason are not interested in taking legal action, should you stop what you doing and cause them no more injustice.\n\n"How should I have known" is an unacceptable defense. It is your duty to know the laws regarding any industry in which you wish to enter into business.
471922
it happens when someone is gossiping about you!\n:)
799266
I am in that situation everyday. I have to work with someone that absolutely annoys me and is so difficult to work with. Because I am a mature individual and I want to display professionalism, I have to put my grievances aside in order to get the job at hand done.
510585
TOO MANY REASONS TO LIST WITH NO CLEAR DETAILS GIVEN--GENERALLY--TWO STRONGEST PROBABILITIES (a)PROBLEM WITH YOUR SERVER  (b) PROBLEM WITH YOUR ADDRESS LINE (eMAIL IS EXTREMELY CASE SENSATIVE) be very sure of exacts in addressing to the smallest detail
570762
I've had two. One because the person wanted to get back at me for not answering the question the way they wanted me to. The second one made no sense. To avoid anymore violations, I changed my name and avatar, in case anyone was stalking my name.
826832
Will you please bugger off!!!
265292
My first notice of Todd for more than a year came in an email, sent by one of Todd's friends, saying that he didn't want his name or email address associated with my pages and "requesting" that I please take them off. Before I was able to say anything, I got mail from my postmaster stating that they had just received more complaints over this issue... Angrily (I hate it when people try to deal with me third-hand), I agreed to remove Todd's email address from the page, and thought that the issue was settled. \nA few days later, I got mail from Todd himself, asking me to fully remove the page from my system. In so many words, I told him to shove it. \n\nFast forward a few weeks: due to continuing (unfounded) complaints that I had been issuing cancels in unmoderated newsgroups, I was called in to a meeting with several University officials (including Dean of Student Disciplinary Affairs Dick Justice, a female University Police officer whose name I don't remember, University counsel Margaret Rawles, and CCSO Assistant Director Ed Krol). After the (grueling and, IMO, dangerous) meeting, I asked Tina Gunzales (the one who had called the meeting) who had made the complaints. She said that it was Todd. \n\nTodd, when informed of this, blew his top. \n\nOver the next few days, we actually sortof got things settled between us - to a point. I agreed to remove his domain and last name from my pages, and he agreed to stop threatening me with civil and criminal lawsuits (harassment? Shyeah, right). Oh well, at least it's over... \n\n\nEvidence\nThe content of these files has been modified! \nDue to legal threats (civil and criminal), I have taken the liberty of removing last names and email addresses from all of the referenced files. Sorry for the inconvenience. If you're truly interested in the original names and addresses, I do have them archived...