Hello everyone,
I have found out through numerous tests that for some reason Twitter classifies posts as age-restricted and thus excludes them from the search and no longer shows them to members who do not have a date of birth in their account.
I have done some tests and found out the following (this is purely about tweets that are absolutely clean and are only classified as such due to activity):
- Too many comments at once = age-restriction
- SMM likes and comments = age restriction
- It is also independent of the content, I have pushed a 2 day old tweet with smm (likes, comments) = age resitrction
- TG groups for comments, likes and retweets = age restriction
So it is a kind of shadow ban that is not declared as such.
Is there any information you can share on this?
The fact is that such posts do not appear in the hashtag search for everyone.
If I'm on the completely wrong track, please enlighten me. But obviously Twitter is using unwanted behavior by arbitrarily age-restricting posts.
Thanks and regards
OldSeo
I have found out through numerous tests that for some reason Twitter classifies posts as age-restricted and thus excludes them from the search and no longer shows them to members who do not have a date of birth in their account.
I have done some tests and found out the following (this is purely about tweets that are absolutely clean and are only classified as such due to activity):
- Too many comments at once = age-restriction
- SMM likes and comments = age restriction
- It is also independent of the content, I have pushed a 2 day old tweet with smm (likes, comments) = age resitrction
- TG groups for comments, likes and retweets = age restriction
So it is a kind of shadow ban that is not declared as such.
Is there any information you can share on this?
The fact is that such posts do not appear in the hashtag search for everyone.
If I'm on the completely wrong track, please enlighten me. But obviously Twitter is using unwanted behavior by arbitrarily age-restricting posts.
Thanks and regards
OldSeo