Roman Kolář stated that after a 12-hour ban on commenting and posting, he returned to X. He claimed that the platform subsequently limited his reach, which he believed had already declined due to criticism of Donald Trump, and warned him of a permanent account ban. He wrote that due to low reach, he was considering whether to remain on X. He cited as the reason for the penalty a call for collaborators to clear mines in Ukraine, and an offensive reaction to a user with the nickname "mocko." He claimed that the aggression began with a second user, who he believed did not receive any penalty. He attributed responsibility for several of his penalties on X and Facebook to people around Motokomouši. He indicated that his post criticizing Kateřina Konečná was reported as cyberbullying and that when criticizing Filip Turk, his comments were flagged as spam. Kolář also wrote that, in his opinion, Russian operations on social networks involve threats, harassment, stalking, and mass reporting of Democrats and supporters of Ukraine. He claimed that such accounts provoke people so that they can report their reactions via bots and achieve their blocking. He added that when he reported posts, Facebook, according to him, responded that it would not remove them. #slobodaSlova #dezinformace #Ukrajina (translated)
