Any advice to avoid bans on BlueSky?

Hi there,

A Bluesky account you control (@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.bsky.social) has engaged in activity that violates our Community Guidelines related to Trust and Transparency. As a result, we have taken down your account.

Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and respectful platform. If you have any questions or wish to appeal this decision, please appeal in the Bluesky app.

Best regards,

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mixing said:

I've seen accounts on both Twitter and BlueSky which appear to be generic accounts (hot girls, generic porn..etc) and they seem to do pretty well in terms of followers and engagement. I decided to try one for myself and made a simple "Hot Chicks" account on BlueSky. I posted about a half dozen generic images of hot girls (which I actually grabbed from Pexels, so they weren't nude) and within a day or two lost the account.

I then decided to try once more with a more porn-focused account, and the same thing happened within a day or two. Both times I received the following email:



After looking into their Community Guidelines it appears the "Trust and Transparency" issue has to do with it being a generic account and not one using my personal name/image..etc. My question is... How do these other accounts do it? People make anonymous type accounts on Twitter and BlueSky all the time without issues, so what would be causing the issue here?

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MS Nil said:

Bluesky is strict. If your account looks too generic or only posts one type of content, it gets flagged fast. Warm it up and mix in normal posts first — that’s how the others avoid bans.

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