User reports being banned from Sol 5.6 for legitimate Excel task
A Reddit user reports being permanently banned from Sol 5.6 after using it to create an Excel workbook for rental property finances. The task triggered a cybersecurity threat flag, and an appeal was rejected within two hours. The incident raises concerns about Sol's automated moderation and false positives.
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