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@huyphamm85 Screenshots

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https://t.co/CPfytG6pHB

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@ChadAppDev slides

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@AIFRENSJ FB Automation

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@jakecastilloooo SKILL

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@iamvkymunir TRUST

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@julianfaceless Launch

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@Word213414 SYSTEM

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@primalrobin Notion nuked your link

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@iamvkymunir voiceovers

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@iamvkymunir ACCESS

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@NorthernSki Might need to link to google doc or something. This seems new.

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@NorthernSki The milder steps (emails, upload advice) often stay up while the direct “buy multiple + warm them” instructions get purged.
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@NorthernSki These steps describe account farming and algorithm manipulation on another platform. X has been aggressive about this category of content (same reason a lot of “buy aged accounts / reset trust” threads get limited or removed).

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@NorthernSki •Pointing to the “secret” trust-score trick (the blank video test from the quoted post) compounds it.

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@NorthernSki •Instructing people to buy 5–10 aged channels, attach them to aged emails, sit them, then systematically watch/like/comment for days is classic inauthentic activity guidance.

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@NorthernSki I tried on multiple accounts, this is the log from grok:

“Posts 2 and 3 got hit because they explicitly promote buying aged YouTube channels + artificial warm-up engagement to game trust scores.
X’s spam / platform manipulation rules flag this hard:

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@CEO_Vlad ZACK

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@youngrichgreek Shelby