by Sharon Rondeau
(Apr. 3, 2025) — On Wednesday evening, the owner of two “X” accounts shuttered since just after Christmas informed The Post & Email that one of them was reopened earlier in the day.
“Thank you @X @elonmusk for restoring this account, sister to @froebel, still suspended. A note of gratitude to @thepostemail for its continual reporting on developments! https://thepostemail.com/2025/03/29/after-x-sale-will-ai-do-a-better-job-helping/…,” author and art historian Johannes Froebel-Parker wrote, tagging a number of other parties.
Froebel-Parker has been appealing the suspensions through X’s Help Center and directly to CEO Elon Musk at his corporate office in Texas to no avail until Wednesday.
In his latest communication to X, Froebel-Parker sent its “Press” and “Legal” departments a link to The Post & Email‘s complete coverage of the saga as well as a statement of the financial harm he has suffered from the closure of his accounts, which included an advertising campaign for the second edition of his latest book.
On a personal note, my promotional campaigns on X for my new book, histriabooks.com/product/grand-duchess-anastasia, were successful beyond my wildest expectations. This suspension has severely curtailed by ability to publicize the findings of my research which are history-making, with an added burden of decreased sales due to lessened connectivity to a new market.
Sincere thanks!
JOHN FROEBEL-PARKER
As this article went to press Thursday morning, after once again accessing Froebel-Parker’s now-active secondary account, “449-518,” X displayed a prompt of “relevant people,” which interestingly included Froebel-Parker’s main account, @Froebel.
However, when clicking on the “Follow” button, X repeated its previous contention that @Froebel had failed to follow the “X Rules,” hence its suspension:
As of this writing, Froebel-Parker is active on 449_518, aka “Parcarius.”