"The disable notice you received was because enough Plaxo members complained that they didn't know who you are - essentialy marking you as a spammer when you sent them connection requests. There's no exception to this rule - even you have a certain number of accepts, or members you know - once that ratio is crossed, the system disables you.I've enabled the account again but remember - don't send connections to people you don't really know as there's a high likelihood of tagging you as a spammer. You might also send them a custom connect message to remind them who you are."

I wonder how Plaxo calculates their spam ratio. Any suggestions?

At the time of his suspension, Perez claims he was unaware of any prior offenses: 

Now, however, Perez blames YouTube for not emailing him at more than one account to notify him of the alleged violation.  "I literally get 4,000 to 5,000 e-mails a day. They sent it to my regular address," he told tvweek.com.

Um, I'd think Perez could afford to hire an assistant to keep track of his emails...he also might want to get someone else to brief him on YouTube's copyright policies and procedures so that he's not surprised by their standard practices.  He can find them right here.  

Having said that, if I were YouTube, I'd be rolling out the red, pink, or blue carpet - whichever matches Perez's hair color of the week -- to make sure he can post videos and draw infinite hits to my site!

In fact, Perez, if you were to send your users to popsquire, I'd send you a million emails if we ever had an issue.  I promise!

xoxo
Popsquire