- Email to Twitter.. (thanks TLN!) Archived Message
Posted by Gerard
on July 14, 2019, 8:36 pm, in reply to "Twitter themselves refer to "automated" behaviour"
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Thought I'd make my position clear....; "Hello again! My acc. has now been locked for two days over a weekend, apparently my only crime is not to have a text enabled landline (although I can hear aural versions of text with my Talk Talk connection!), your online form (some of which, obviously due to stability issues, I have completed but not been able to send), regards" ..Tel. no: .. "as "unsupported". One of The Lifeboat News Message Board members has told me that the Twitter Moment that appears on (view thread all), The Lifeboat News: What price the truth? "The Lifeboat News: What price the truth? If I were Corbyn I'd be banging the drum about this... a href https twitter.com i moments 879617300126732..." has this warning; "This Moment cannot be viewed because of potentially sensitive content.". This Moment has been Tweeted extensively and extant for a good few years (pls. view thread all posted by, "Gerard"), and never have I come across such a warning when Tweeting it. If locking my acc. due to content issues was a mistake I believe it is beholden on you to admit to having made an error and not to blame my ,"violation" warning on, "automated behaviour". I have now been deprived of my major use soc. media platform for a full two days and you have not responded to any of my submissions concerning the suitability of my phone line for text. I am a long-standing Twitter user and have built my acc. from the ground-up without resorting to, "trains" or promotions (still don't know how to register arafel.co.uk Google domain on my Twitter acc. to enable promoting), it is a good acc. and I work hard, I have produced 10 (approx.), Twitter Moments which have all been well received and "Arafel" itself has received over 260,000 visits in the seven or so years I have been writing it, I have never committed a violation. "Automated behaviour" is, however, something I am occasionally accused of but this is because I am a keen and avid Twitter user (although I don't use my acc. everyday), and respond quickly concerning subjects which are either hot-topics or that I am particularly interested in."..."I live a significant distance from many services and support organisations, this makes online communications of all kinds essential (esp. as I also communicate with certain organisations and institutions via Twitter). "Arafel" "Cloud darkness at the end of The Universe." |