It seems it's getting very risky to post video game modding content on social media these days. Apon posting a previous doom mod/tc, that was very over the top on Twitter, and making a trailer video, my content was not really effected but once I started to post really innocuous playthroughs of My previous Procedurally map generator mod (ZRdoom 5.0 - the one that is imperfect compared to random doom generator), I got hit with graphic content warnings and my views stopped suddenly.... I couldn't get views so I got rid of my videos, all of them and things seemed to be good for a few weeks.... I didn't like the "graphic" content censorship Bullshit twitter was pulling on me...  They were censoring my account because I wasn't self censoring my trailers, my way, my only way of getting the mod out... But I trudged on and eventually scrapped zrdoom 5.0 for a bot controlled mod that did similar procedural gameplay. I then later on decided to revamp Random Slaughtermap generator, a better procedural map mod on paper to make it perfect and posted about it for a while... Things were fine for over a week as I posted images of the mod, screenshots, playthrough updates showing combat examples of how hard this new mod, random doom generator was (showing off corpses of archviles in big hordes, because I couldn't actually get good screenshots with 15+ archviles flaming my screen and blinding me in lzdoom...). Things seemed to be not that bad...

It all changed when I DARED to post a video link to img.ur  showing off the mod... I got hit with a spam lockdown and my post was considered "suspicious" for daring to share a video.   Then using my email to unlock it, I deicded to post a post talking about success on the itch page for the mod, talking about 9 downloads in 3 days several days ago, this got my account labeled "inauthentic" which annoymed me because all of the sudden my views on the twitter feed were suddenly severely limited for trying to "gain" the system on twitter by doing stupid things that aren't spam like deleting and reposting tweets that had different URL's and posting "unrelated" and "irrelevant" content. I looked up the twitter content policy and got pissed off...

People were OBVIOUSLY flagging my content for being "spam" because they were offended by it. I felt like the TC mod reactions fueled this... But the screenshots of it were quite bloody but I never got them flagged "graphic" anywhere but they didn't like the fact I was posting a mod that was slightly bloody. The violent imagery of doom by default is pretty bad at times but usually it's bearable...  They couldn't flag it for graphic content because it was a video game and the mod that let them target my videos with graphic content wasn't there then or something and they had to use stupid spam policies set up by twitter to censor my twitter...

I am warning people who have twitter feeds posting doom screeenshots to beware, we have a new generation of anti-video game idiots using spam rules to censor twitters now... Mine was the first hit.... Be careful doom fans...