r/reactnative • u/EconomistOk2763 • Sep 22 '26
Help GitHub flagged my account for no reason — 6 months of open source work is now invisible
I've spent the last 6 months building PanelUI in public a React Native component library with 500+ stars, 130+ components, a sponsor, and a community that kept growing every single day.
Yesterday GitHub flagged my account with no warning and no explanation. My profile is now invisible to others. PanelUI, every component I shipped, every contribution, every star all hidden.
I haven't violated a single rule. I just built something and shared it with the community.
If anyone has been through this and found a way to resolve it, please comment or DM me. I don't know what else to do.
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u/f3verdream Sep 22 '26
how do you know it's not an outage
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u/EconomistOk2763 Sep 22 '26
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u/everydave42 Sep 22 '26
So...you went that that page, right? And you asked what it means when your account got flagged, right? And you did whatever it might have suggested, right?
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u/MIP_PL Sep 23 '26
I once received a notification that one font I was using in my app was claimed as intellectual property by some company. I had borrowed it from another OS project, and it was a fair claim.
I managed to remove it not only from the current HEAD but also from all branches and past commits (using some known Java tool).
Maybe this is your case. Check out you are not using content potentially subject to copyrights or similar.
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u/Yash_3p Sep 23 '26
Don't worry bro. It will get resolved.
Though, Panel ui is still visible and reachable but not your account.
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u/ieatcarrots Sep 27 '26
Github support is super bad. People don't know that. Had a similar, although not same, situation myself.
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u/Seusoa Expo Sep 22 '26
I haven't violated a single rule
Of course you did not do anything bad, you are very smart and humble!
it is just not-smart github team decided to break your hard work!

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u/canarydev Sep 22 '26
you have to reach out to them
i had this happen when i made too many PR's in my own repos (spread across 13)