X sanctions the removal of it's own paying users. It does so in favor of people who will adblock and never give back a cent. Mass reporting should never result in account suspension. Also Dela here is proving that he, like other artists, don't understand secondary effects. I'm sure he's going to play honestly in the future too.

"I will show them how to win" Why did this get X's attention after days of pleading, begging, and trending hashtags? X doesn't care about you, like a gas station doesn't care about you. The only language a business speaks is money. X just spent an enormous amount of resources and time on implementing Xmoney, to lackluster results. Most people just withdraw what they have. They tried high APY, which is quite good btw, handing out cash, but we're blind to the problem. Nobody at X was a small fish. Nobody at X knew what it's like to weather the minefield to rise on this app. They didn't know their own moderation system was the principle cause of distrust. They were told it, thousands of times over the years, but that's just small accounts whining like normal, right? Yeah, they're small because X's systems keeps them small. This means low trust. Why pay for an app that regularly removes you? We all see it in the trenches. We see people trying to be a positive influence on the world around them obliterated by jealous users and automated systems. I simply tied the low trust source. With the middling outcome. Want a solution? I'll give one out for free. Like you have used the community to moderate notes, so to can you use the community to moderate your users. Keep non checkmarks under the current system (with better context searching for grok) but if a post would lead to a ban or worse, blue users get their post sent blue users that have never seen their stuff. Make it 50 or so for a sample size. They then are the final judges of the users fate. The overhead is engineering, trust shoots up dramatically, people find each other easier. While in review, just hide the offending post(s) X doesn't need massive departmensts to moderate, it just needs humans involved.