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Kami Cotler Fights Facebook Fan Page Theft

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Kami Cotler, known for her role in The Waltons, exposed fan pages on Facebook stealing her personal posts without credit. Fans rallied in support, urging others to verify sources and report offending pages. Cotler humorously suggested reclaiming her content, highlighting the importance of proper sourcing online.

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Kami Cotler Fights Facebook Fan Page Theft

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Kami Cotler Fights Facebook Fan Page Theft. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Here's more entertainment and celebrity news from March 8th. Kami Kotler, best known for her role as Elizabeth Walton on the classic 70s show The Waltons, recently spoke up about fan pages on Facebook, stealing her personal posts. She shared a screenshot of one page called Back TV Show, pointing out that most of its content comes straight from her without any credit. She explained that while some pages properly share her updates, others just copy and paste them outright. Another even started adding notes like, posted by Kami Kotler on this date, to her own posts, drawing from her days as an English teacher to encourage, proper sourcing. But those details keep getting wiped out. Fans jumped in right away with strong support. Many shared how they stick to verified accounts with the blue check mark and scroll past anything suspicious. Others called the theft frustrating and urge blocking, or reporting the offending pages to stop the problem. The backlash led plenty of followers to unfollow, block, or report Back TV Show on the spot.

Supporters thank Kotler for shining a light on it, noting similar issues with pages impersonating other actors. Kotler wrapped up her posts with a light hearted jab, wondering if she should start swiping her own old content back from those pages. It's a reminder for everyone to double check sources online. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor, Lincoln the Description. What is cooler than cool? A pillow that plays your sound. S-O-L-I-SOLY-PILLOW.COM

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