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This is probably a bit of a nothing story. It's an easy tactic for companies like twitter to minimize their workload simply by saying "Hey, for an average accou
by SilverBirch 3y ago
This is probably a bit of a nothing story. It's an easy tactic for companies like twitter to minimize their workload simply by saying "Hey, for an average account, if it gets a tonne of reports, we just auto-suspend it". Is this open to abuse? Sure. Will it get worked out after a day or two? Probably. These social networks are full of hacks like these to try to reduce the user:moderator ratio to below 1:1.
- TrackerFF 3y agoShe went from 0 to 100k followers in a day, after going public about the murder of her husband. 100% chance her account was mass reported by Russian-backed users/bot/loyalist accounts. But the account has been restored, so you are right that this was likely just some automated process that every new user is exposed to.