So, I got banned on Twitter. (Help)

You may or may not have noticed, that my Twitter/X Account is now gone. Of course I didn't do that on my own, they just banned me without notice.

I'm currently trying to get it back, but it seems like I've been banned by a machine algorhitmus instead of a human being and any try to contact them hasn't found much success so far. I'm only getting automatically generated responses when I try to submit an appeal.

So, I thought, maybe I will use that reach that I have to ask for help.

Does somebody have an Idea on what to do, or knows someone who had similar problems, or maybe by complete chance, miraculously knows someone who works in support at Twitter HQ? So far it has been impossible to reach a human being to try to resolve this problem.

By the way, I do know what many westerners think of the drawings I do, but that still doesn't mean I violated any rules, so by going off their own rules, they have no reason to ban me, I'm actually pretty sure I just got banned because someone reported me and their Artficial intelligence driven algorithm banned me. (Or somehow a singular person at Twitter doesn't like me)

Well...what happens if I don't get my Twitter account back?

First off, I didn't break any rules, so I'm not starting now. As per Twitters rules, I'm not allowed to create another account, so I won't, at least for the time being. I will still be posting on Pixiv, as I always have. Maybe I start being active on BlueSky or start on Misskey as I heard those may be popular alternatives that may actually accept my content. But I don't want to overdo it. If I could not have multiple headaches and just draw, I'd rather do that to be honest.

After losing both Gumroad and Twitter after quick succession after all the other health related and private problems I have and had, those have actually taken a toll on me mentally. But because drawing actually helps me mentally, It would be unwise to stop now, so be assured that I won't just go away.

So, that's it for now, Gumroad gone, Twitter gone, may be time for a win for me, right? After all, a good story can't always have downs,´like a rollercoaster, if it doesn't go up sometimes, going down will lose it's impact after a while. Monotony is the killer of suspense.