I've recently started a Twitter account that posts AI-generated images, featuring women in various outfits, including swimwear and lingerie. However, after some time, I observed that my account no longer appears in search results, indicating that it has been subject to a search suggestion ban. In response, I created a new account and reviewed the old one for images flagged as NSFW. After identifying them, I switched accounts and deleted all NSFW content. Fortunately, the suggestion ban was lifted after three days.
A week later, I faced another search suggestion ban, despite none of my images being marked as NSFW by Twitter. In an attempt to resolve this issue, I deleted all my posts, retweets, and replies a few days ago. However, the ban persists.
I began to wonder if other creators in the same niche are also experiencing similar bans. To investigate, I explored numerous accounts using hisubway.online and discovered some accounts with multiple NSFW-marked images that were not subject to search suggestion bans. This raises questions about the inconsistency in Twitter's enforcement. Additionally, I found accounts consistently posting images of children in lingerie for months without facing any action from Twitter. It's perplexing how some accounts seemingly avoid penalties despite violating content guidelines.
So, the question is, how can I avoid getting search suggestion banned with soft adult content? Or, better yet, how do other accounts manage to avoid these kinds of bans?
A week later, I faced another search suggestion ban, despite none of my images being marked as NSFW by Twitter. In an attempt to resolve this issue, I deleted all my posts, retweets, and replies a few days ago. However, the ban persists.
I began to wonder if other creators in the same niche are also experiencing similar bans. To investigate, I explored numerous accounts using hisubway.online and discovered some accounts with multiple NSFW-marked images that were not subject to search suggestion bans. This raises questions about the inconsistency in Twitter's enforcement. Additionally, I found accounts consistently posting images of children in lingerie for months without facing any action from Twitter. It's perplexing how some accounts seemingly avoid penalties despite violating content guidelines.
So, the question is, how can I avoid getting search suggestion banned with soft adult content? Or, better yet, how do other accounts manage to avoid these kinds of bans?
