It's been over a month since my last post describing my troubles with Twitter hiding my tweets from search results without telling me what I did to deserve such a drastic punishment. There's plenty of users with tweets that violated Twitter rules with all their tweets visible, and plenty with the same or more tweets, and their tweets are all visible to browse through or to search for. . I've asked Twitter repeatedly for an explanation of why they've taken such a drastic stance, and they've not given any explanation.
Twitter used to have a sort of catch-all form in their antiquated customer service web forms, but so far as I can tell, it's been removed. Their instructions do say to just pick what seems closest and type what you have to say in the text box that appears, so that's what I did, but I expect the reply, if I get one, will say that I used the form wrong and send me back to help.twitter.com. Here's what I said this time:
Nearly all of my tweets have been removed from search results. I think this was an error on Twitter's part. I am not aware of having done anything to merit such drastic punishment. I very strongly want my over 200,000 hidden tweets restored to full visibility.
Some people call removing a person's writing from search results deindexing.
If anyone reading this (which I realize is unlikely) has any help or advice to give me, I'm at twitter.com/ChuckBaggett.
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