Quote from: Ondrakel on December 31, 2018, 02:46:33 PM

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Quote from: tor9 on December 30, 2018, 12:34:42 PM

you may be right that Twitter banned free advertising projects and ICO, but the block was random, 5-10 percent of those involved in advertising did not receive a block, and many blocked those who did not participate in it

I dont understand why Twitter plays these games with blocking user accounts? What do they care what people write in their tweets? Cryptocurrency did not do anything wrong.

Because a lot of spam appeared in the form of advertising about bounty, because they decided to introduce the rules

of course, there was a big load on the site, a very large, huge number of tweets every day from the hunters, so we decided to introduce a ban

Well, that's the whole answer, of course, Twitter doesnt like it when every day hundreds of thousands of people have 10 posts about a bounty company

you yourself count how many accounts were created bounty hunter, it is more than a million new and very active accounts-it is a very huge load on the site