Official X support is broken. Tickets vanish. Appeals go unanswered. We're building community-driven support — like GitHub Issues for X.
Millions of users lose accounts, face wrongful suspensions, or hit platform bugs with zero recourse. Support tickets go unanswered for months.
Submit a support ticket and watch it disappear into the void. No tracking, no updates, no accountability.
Wrongful suspensions with no path to resolution. Automated rejections with no human review.
Getting help depends on going viral, knowing someone, or paying $8/mo and hoping for the best.
OpenSupport brings transparency and accountability to X support. File issues publicly. Track resolution. Help each other.
Every support case is visible, searchable, and trackable. No more shouting into the void.
Users who've solved similar problems help others. Crowd-sourced knowledge beats waiting alone.
Track resolution rates, response times, and common issues. Data-driven pressure for better support.
No gatekeepers. No premium tiers for basic support. Just a community that actually helps.
Describe your problem — suspended account, locked out, platform bug. Categorize it and add context.
Others who've faced the same issue share what worked. Upvotes surface the best solutions.
Follow your issue's progress. Mark it resolved. Build a knowledge base for everyone.
Your ticket helps build a public record of X support failures. You control exactly what's public and what stays private.
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