General questions about Twitters automated blocking

So this is more questioning related to banning/ temp banning. This is not a tech support question or even anything malicious. Really I am interested in how Twitter bans a post.

recently one of my alts posted something related to the war and was instantly banned for 6 hrs.

What mechanism as far as a user (not twitter) could achieve a quick ban like that. What I mean is a group effort from multiple users on one tweet or is it a specific targeted report.

My current thinking is someone with many alts flagged my tweet and it was sent as “harassment” and instantly blocked.

What I am looking for is tricks and insider’s knowledge related to how quickly a ban like this could happen and has anyone have proven process to simulate the same.

I know some Social media sites have a automatic pause/ ban if received reports from more then a few users. I think the right people will understand my ask.

Thanks!

Twitter's automated blocking is a process that uses machine learning algorithms to identify and block accounts that are engaging in abusive behavior on the platform. The algorithms are designed to identify harassing tweets and accounts that are violating Twitter's terms of service.

The automated blocking process is initiated when Twitter receives a report from a user who has been targeted by abuse, or when Twitter detects patterns of abusive behavior from an account. The algorithms analyze the content of the tweets and the account's activity to determine if it meets the criteria for being blocked.

Twitter's automated blocking process is not perfect, and it sometimes blocks legitimate accounts. If you believe your account has been blocked by mistake, you can submit a request for review.

I'm guessing certain hashtags, terms means a tweet/account gets flagged.

And with ML patterns can be detected.