So @opensea responds:

"we removed your collection"

no, you deactivated my entire *account*

"Specifically, your collection was delisted because it appears to contain a harmful link that could result in the loss of user funds or NFTs, or otherwise mislead users."

oh, you mean my own website tricil.art? sure let me back in so i can change the link back to zora.

"We understand this is not the response you are hoping for. We are unable to offer an appeal of this decision at this time."

ngl this is pretty fucked @dfinzer

The largest NFT marketplace. Buy, sell, & discover the internet of goods. Get help at http://support.opensea.io. We will never DM you first.

musican. ai artiste. 

designed the channel icon for /relationships 

tricil.twitter

tricil.art

tricil.net

in the email this morning, they directed me to zendesk, which made me create a password then *instantly* changed to deathscreen here:

i only got thru because a friend tipped me off to their support chat. who likely won't answer my reply of "Which collection was it? I will gladly remove the link! Also, my whole *account* is deactivated, not just a single collection"

i am so livid.

@dfinzer maybe you guys should hire some actual support?

I’m sorry 

You can always join those of us who got our nfts drained because of a bug in the old open sea storefront

Wtaf this is horrible.. wth is wrong w them?!

I mean, I get where they’re coming from. They can’t inspect the whole internet so only certain, vetted sites can be used, like Zora. 

I can only assume something like this is in your original agreement when you signed up and you violated the agreement so they shut you down.

Am I missing something else?