By Jo Tweedy For Mailonline
Published: 13:31 GMT, 4 March 2019 | Updated: 19:02 GMT, 4 March 2019
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The Royal family has released strict new guidelines on what it will tolerate from users interacting with its social media accounts.
Tweeting from @Clarence House, @royalfamily and @Kensingtonroyal, its official Twitter accounts, the palace has made it clear that 'obscene, offensive or threatening' comments will be blocked in order to create a 'safe environment' for genuine fans.
The guidelines were laid out on the royal family's official website and then shared across their social media channels - prompting some immediate trolling.
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The pregnant Duchess of Sussex and other members of the royal family have frequently been the target of online trolls on social media. Today, the official royal website posted new guidelines to followers saying abuse wouldn't be tolerated
The tweet that appeared on the @Clarencehouse Twitter handle; the guidelines were also posted on the accounts @royalfamily and @Kensingtonroyal
The Duchess of Cambridge has also been a target of social media sleights; the new advice takes no prisoners suggesting that followers' comments don't go 'off-topic, be irrelevant or unintelligible'
In January, Kensington Palace revealed that its moderating teams spends
