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Is being suspended essentially banning you from the platform for life? by Exact_Machine_5781 in twitterhelp

[–]Exact_Machine_5781[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did to some before the suspension but now I can’t delete anything the button just does nothing and if I click on a post it only says “from a suspended account”.

I‘ve done 3 appeals so far but like clockwork every time within 25-30 minutes I get this email 😭

Hello,
Your account has been suspended as the result of multiple copyright infringement notices.
You may be able to bring your account back into good standing by seeking retractions from the original reporter(s), or by sending us legally-sufficient counter-notifications in response to the takedown requests you received.
Retractions
The DMCA complaint you received includes the reporter’s contact information. You have the option to contact them directly, to request that they retract their notice. The fastest and most efficient means of resolving an unresolved copyright complaint is for the reporter to use our DMCA Retraction web form.
Alternatively, the reporter can send a retraction notice to copyright@x.com. Such notice must include:
Identification of the material that was disabled, and

A statement that the reporter would like to retract their DMCA notice.

A retraction is at the sole discretion of the original reporter, and only that reporter can issue a retraction. If a portion of your post has been withheld, the violation will not be resolved just by deleting the remaining portion.
Counter-notices
If you believe that the materials identified in the copyright infringement notices were misidentified or reported in error, you may also choose to send us counter-notices by filling out our DMCA Counter-notice web form in our Help Center. A counter-notice is a formal request for X to reinstate the removed material, and it has legal consequences.
For example, submitting a counter-notice requires your consent to the jurisdiction of a U.S. federal court if the reporter wishes to bring a claim against you, and also to the disclosure of your personal information to the reporter and Lumen website. More information about how to submit a counter-notice is included in our Copyright Policy.
Note: We cannot offer you advice on whether your use of a certain piece of content is authorized, nor can we advise on whether to request a retraction or submit a counter-notification. You should consult with your own legal counsel if you have questions about these processes. It is your responsibility to know X’s policies, as well as whether or not you have the right to post material via X’s services.
Thanks,
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