The "paid cooperation" rule attracts attention from the encryption community: Multiple X users have reported posting suspected advertising content, resulting in their accounts being locked According to TechFlow, on March 2nd, multiple users of the X platform's encrypted community reported that posting suspected advertising content resulted in their accounts being locked. The main reason was that posting "projects with invitations will be judged as advertisements by the X platform," but unlocking can be done after removing the relevant tweets. According to the analysis of the encryption community, it is suspected that all advertising posts must use the official "Paid Partnership" label or prominently write "Ad/Sponsored by XXX" at the beginning. Disclosure must be visible at a glance, and sponsored content must be marked forcibly, otherwise it will be easily deleted or banned. Previously, Nikita Bier, the product manager of X and Solana consultant, clarified that the "paid collaboration" feature is not specifically targeted at predicting the market, but is used to annotate commercial promotional content, enhance transparency with fans, and clearly distinguish between commercial collaboration and natural content.