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Apparently not if your name is as unique as Creepingbear or other first nation traditional names.

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This article is talking about how Shane Creepingbear and his family could not make Facebook accounts due to their rules. Facebook monitors names for inappropriate and unreal names.
Shane was trying to make a page like everyone else when he was declined simply because of his name. He was given the family name due to his culture and the type of names given to different cultures are not "normal" to Facebook. He explained on Twitter that he could not meet Facebooks standards due to his family name being unique.

"Please change your name."
This comes up when an individual attempts to create an account under a name that Facebook denies access to. This is what came up on the screen of Mr. Creepingbear. Of course this is an unusual name, but it is his families name and culture. Discriminating against this name is attacking all first nations across the country. Facebook does not allow a name because it is "not real." However, they cannot be the ones to decide if a name is "not real" or "real." I think Facebook does the right thing by screening names and blocking users who make unrealistic or joke accounts. However, you should be able to put in a writing section explaining your circumstance and they may come to an agreement that your account can be made.

This article has explained how Facebook has denied account creating from first nation names such as Creepingbear. I proposed that Facebook implement a sort of communication live chat to screen for "unreal names." Without being unfair and making first nations "change [their] name." It is terrible that Facebook does this to real names, but it happens when you get these special and unique names from these unique and creative cultures. So it is not a terrible thing what happened in this case, it is just unfair that this is the way it was dealt with. Facebook should not send out a message saying "change your name." Because then it makes the individual feel as if he is unworthy or not special and that he has to be "normal". There is nobody normal, and we have to respect the people who shaped the earth for us today, which we call home.

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"My family name does not meet Facebook standards."

No matter what you should never have to change your name on anything because the website is not seeing that different cultures have different names. There is no such thing as a "normal" name.

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The family name of this man was declined due to Facebook.

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Facebook is a huge networking social media site used by many, to express their lives and build connections with others.

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First nations were the history of Canada, they are very important people, and they have shaped the world for us to live in and use today. Many people believe that we should respect aboriginal people more than we do right now. Without first nations we would not have the same world we live in today. They have their own culture and way of life, we have grown to accept this and support them. However Facebook is still behind.