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Hi HN! In a bout of Not Invented Here syndrome I decided to do away with Babel, mostly because I wanted the hobby project I'm working on to have as little dependencies as I could manage.

So I made Gasket ( https://github.com/ground-hogs/gasket ) to parse the JSX into JS and Castella ( https://github.com/ground-hogs/castella ) to allow the usage of render functions so I can modularize a bit.

It's very much not production ready and might take a long while to actually be, but I'm actually kinda proud of this; what do you think? Are there any obvious improvement opportunities I'm missing?

So, some guy got my account locked because I published openly found, googleable data about him and he didn't like that. Fair enough I guess?

While waiting, I couldn't help but notice Twitter incentivizes the locked user very strongly to remove their tweets and/or appeals and just let the abuse pile up (he kept doing this for several unrelated tweets too).

This got me thinking. How long is the wait going to be? How is their moderation queue organized? Is an actual human being actually ever going to see my appeal? What kind of moderation tools do they have? Other than giving in to the abuse or quitting, what am I expected to do to remedy this?

Is any of this info public?