@LonM It looks like a few of the more recent accounts of this type do show the "Banned" message on their accounts here on the forum. In the past, I believe it wasn't necessarily reflected back here on the forum if they were banned on Vivaldi Social, but not sure what, if anything, changed.

Maybe I will be more vigilant with checking Vivaldi Social in the future, but for now I will stick to just checking the forum. I will continue to flag some accounts with obvious spam links in their profile image, like @totoagung, when I run across them.

Thanks to the Vivaldi Team for sorting out this issue.

@syklist Ah, ok. Seems my way of thinking lead me to the wrong trail.

Vivaldi Social rules

Just a reminder of the Vivaldi Social rules. A moderator/admin has deemed you to be in violation of one or more of these, hence the suspension. I think this should be a matter best left there to be honest.

Awesome, thanks for your reply!
Looking forward to seeing some new emojis then! 😀

I have shortcut for https://social.vivaldi.net/ so I use that. 🙂

@edwardp Maybe. I think so. I think these accounts are made by automated.

Since twitter become X, i uninstalled it from my phone, i glad mastodon is good alternative

@DoctorG said in Creating a queer support campaign:

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@Catweazle Thank you! I'm glad it's not based in the US. Have now moved my profile over to vivaldi, and I may move my second profile over, too.

Yes, exactly.

I've been writing that here a lot for some time. 😉 😀 😂 😀

@OutOfExileIDR It's possible you may still be seeing residual posts left over, from the external account that was suspended. It does take time for changes to propagate to all of the Mastodon instances around the world.

Again, if you see any posts that are offensive, or violate any of Vivaldi's rules, please report the posts to us per the instructions provided above.

@OutOfExileIDR, if you had added your other account to your timeline and you can't see it, it's maybe a server issue in your other instance, which can sometimes happen. Many instances do not have the stability that others may have, depending on the contracted server or host where this instance is hosted, often hosted by private people with fewer resources than others.
A server hick up can always happen, although in the Vivaldi instance so far I've only seen it once at the beginning and it didn't last long.

@WildEnte That was rather obvious, and why I started with "Also". Possibly the extra digit in the one actually belongs in the other ...

@Havokdan Mache ich, keine Angst. 🤷♀

@PublicWolf I'm glad to hear it!