I think I did something wrong and got suspended, is it possible to appeal?

I think I did something wrong and got suspended, is it possible to appeal?

I can’t read any Chinese and Google Translate isn’t helping :((( what happened was I got suspended or banned from interacting with or creating lives on rednote. I got the notification after one interaction I think was the cause, I had asked if a streamer needed a translator one too many times? I just got the app and wasn’t aware there are different rules from TikTok. How do I appeal this mistake? Is there any hope?

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yokuminto•over 1 year ago•2

It seems that maybe you talked about some inappropriate content... Try to appeal and wait for a few days.

PuzzleheadedWing3211•over 1 year ago•2

Nope, it said your rights to interact with lives have been forbidden forever.

FluffyAd6008•over 1 year ago•OP•1

Wait I can make a new account, though Im assuming I can’t use the same phone number :’D this feels like I got caught doing something illegal by my high school teacher

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