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If I just receive another DMCA report, considering the current status of temporary block, only 'temporarily disarmed', the account is going to be suspended as it was for 17 days between November and December 2017.
Perhaps the solution is to be distributed: Create 10 accounts, divide the content between them, and cross-promote them. We followers can follow them all. If one gets suspended, even permanently, no problem.
Yes, one possible workaround (which I used back in 2017) was to post on the backup account and retweet from the principal one. It was just two, but it protected the principal one. So creating more accounts would also make sense.
The unfortunate forecast for the most followed account is anyway adverse: considering the DMCA reports hit two old tweets, this can happen everytime. Being distributed works, but it takes more time to build a stable audience (especially if the oldest account is suspended)
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