Netizen banned from commenting for one month by platform over two-day weekend comment, then posts to expose it

On October 16, a netizen posted that their account was banned from commenting for one month because of a previous comment related to two-day weekends — “China is the only country I’ve seen where people argue over whether to have a two-day weekend” — sparking heated discussion; some netizens shared similar gagging penalty notices.

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2026-10-18 15:16 · 10月16日，一网友发帖称因评论“中国是我唯一见到能就双休与否吵起来的国家”被平台禁言一个月，引发网友热议，多人晒出类似禁言处罚通知。

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Sayings · 2026-10-18 15:02 On October 16, a netizen posted that they were banned from speaking for one month by a platform for commenting "China is the only country I've seen where people argue over whether to have a two-day weekend," sparking heated discussion among netizens, with many posting similar penalty notices.

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