Ep100 - I removed everything!

In the previous episode, Eni imposed a second condition before mediation meetings could begin: I had to remove online content it considered offensive and refrain from new campaigns against the company.

Compliance would be verified before the meetings.

🔹 WHY DID I AGREE?

After more than 20 years of dispute, I interpreted this condition as a possible sign that Eni was willing to negotiate.

I agreed—not because I was withdrawing my allegations, but because I wanted to give mediation a genuine chance.

🔹 WHAT DID I REMOVE?

▪️ ENI’S WAY blog: Taken offline through Blogger.

▪️ ENISWAY.COM: No longer displayed the blog.

▪️ ENI’S WAY Facebook (Meta), Twitter (X) and Instagram: Pages and accounts deleted.

▪️ Personal social media: Eni-related publications removed.

▪️ LinkedIn: Articles deleted, but hundreds of older posts proved difficult to access.

🔹 DECEMBER 16–17: LINKEDIN SUPPORT

LinkedIn’s Executive Escalations Case Manager acknowledged my difficulty accessing posts published before January 2019.

On December 17, support confirmed that its engineering team could delete posts directly, provided I specified the dates and authorized access to my account.

I did both, requesting the deletion of all posts from when I joined LinkedIn through December 2019.

However, my original LinkedIn account ended up being deleted.

I had to create a new professional profile.

🔹 DECEMBER 20: DOCUMENTING COMPLIANCE

I prepared a seven-page report for NCP Brazil, with screenshots documenting the measures taken across my websites and social networks, including the LinkedIn situation.

I also offered to transfer the ENISWAY.COM domain to Eni, if the company wished.

The blog was no longer publicly accessible, but Blogger’s 90-day deletion period meant it had not been permanently erased.

By then, I had:

✅ Accepted the Good Offices.

✅ Agreed to Eni’s first condition.

✅ Approved both mediators in just 49 minutes.

✅ Taken concrete steps to satisfy Eni’s second condition.

✅ Documented those measures in a seven-page report.

All before the first actual mediation meeting.

After two decades, I still hoped for a mutually agreed resolution.

🔷 NEXT EPISODE — WHAT WOULD THE GOOD OFFICES DISCUSS?

🔴 After 25 years, why has Eni not submitted the facts and documents of the Flinto Case to a truly independent investigation?

I do not ask anyone to believe me.

I ask you to examine the documents before reaching a conclusion.

❎ Learn more:

1️⃣ LinkedIn Customer Support (December 16–17, 2021)

2️⃣ Compliance with Eni’s Second Condition (December 20, 2021)