First, the amazing news: We finally have our X account! After a long process of securing the handle and getting everything lined up, it felt incredible to officially plant our flag back on the platform. This was supposed to be the new home for all my latest 3D creative work, high-res renders, and behind-the-scenes looks at my design process.
The Roadblock: The "Spam" Label & Shadowban
However, the celebration was short-lived. Almost immediately after getting started, the account was hit with a temporary "Spam" label and a shadowban.
For those who aren’t familiar, a shadowban means that even though I’m posting, my content isn't showing up in search results, hashtag feeds, or even some of your timelines. Essentially, the "algorithm" saw my 3D content—perhaps because of how I was uploading or the frequency of the posts—and mistakenly flagged it as automated or spammy behavior.
How Long Will This Last?
From what I’ve gathered, these restrictions usually follow a specific timeline:
The "Cool Down": Most temporary labels lift within 48 to 72 hours, provided I stay relatively quiet and let the system "reset."
The Long Game: If the appeal takes longer, it could be 7 to 14 days before the account's visibility is fully restored to 100%.
What’s Next?
I’ve already initiated the appeal process to show that there is a real human (and a lot of rendering hours) behind these posts. In the meantime, I’m taking a brief "posting pause" on X to ensure the label is lifted as quickly as possible.
I’m not going to let a glitchy filter stop the momentum. The 3D projects I have lined up are some of my best yet, and I can’t wait to show them to you without a "sensitive content" or "spam" warning blocking the view.
Thanks for sticking with me while I fight the bots! ---
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