How long does a shadow ban on red note last?

To give context I have likely been shadow banned due to mass reporting because of one of my posts. In this post I called out Chinese textbooks for having incorrect English and then I proceeded to receive a lot of hate and support in equal measure but my post got taken down and was never put back up. There was a previous post where I highlighted other errors and that one also got taken down and put back up roughly 5 or 6 times. I am now wondering how long will the shadow ban last? I haven’t received any notification or anything like that about the status of my account but I have noticed a significant drop in views and my comments are only with my followers. I also asked someone to look my content up on the search bar and nothing came up. Is this something that is common, receiving a shadow ban? If yes how long should it take until I get unbanned?

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Sensitive-King-3736•over 1 year ago•1

About a week or so. On Chinese apps, don’t take things too seriously. If you do, you might get banned. Chinese users only want to hear what they want to hear, and in severe cases, your account could be permanently banned.

EffYourCouch•over 1 year ago•1

Helpful Hint:

NEVER criticize China, even kidding, on RedNote. Only talk positive about China or negative about the USA. That way your will ensure you will never be banned.

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