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Statistically speaking most people don't have a big audience on Twitter either. As your audience grows so does the chance of somebody at Twitter having a proble
by auganov 6y ago
Statistically speaking most people don't have a big audience on Twitter either. As your audience grows so does the chance of somebody at Twitter having a problem with you. If you're on Twitter because of this potential for massive growth you have to take it into account.
Had it happen to myself. Absolutely no warning from Twitter. Never had a temporary ban at all. And wasn't even a remotely big account. Of course you don't hear about this from people who aren't super high profile - they cannot make a lot of noise about it. Amongst my friends who are heavy Twitter users there are absolutely tons of stories like this.