So for some people who don't know, Wattpad has in total of three strikes. They call it the three-strike program. 

1) First strike - A warning strike

So this here is the first strike you will get from what Wattpad, it is primarily formal warning to inform you that your content has violated their Community as well with they're Content Guidelines.

You will get a warning from Wattpad saying that your content has violated it's guidelines.The flagged content will then be removed, but your wattpad account will remain active.There will be chances that you may lose some privileges such as being unable to upload new content for a brief period.

How to Handle the First Strike

1 )Review the Guidelines: Carefully read Wattpad's Content and Community Guidelines to understand the specific rule you broke.

2) Edit or Remove Similar Content: Check your other works to ensure they comply with the rules, especially if they might contain similar issues.

3) Avoid Repeat Violations: Take the warning seriously to avoid further strikes, which have harsher consequences.

4) Appeal if Necessary: If you believe the strike was issued unfairly, you can appeal through Wattpad Support.

2. Second Strike – Restrictive Strike

If the violation is more serious or is being repeated over and over again.

Here will be what'll happen

- Your wattpad account may face some restrictions which are temporary suspension or loss of access to specific features (examples would be , publishing, or commenting.).

- Your story that is flagged will be permanently removed.

The purpose:

This strike emphasizes the importance of following the rules, with stricter penalties to encourage compliance.

How to Handle a Second Strike

1) Take the Warning Seriously: Understand that this is your final chance to comply with Wattpad's rules. A third violation will likely result in a permanent ban.

2) Review and Edit All Content: Go through all your published works and uploaded materials to ensure they follow the Content Guidelines.

3) Follow Restrictions: Respect any temporary limitations imposed on your account, as further rule-breaking during this time could escalate the situation.

4) Contact Support if Needed: If you believe the strike was unfair or issued in error, you can appeal through Wattpad Support. Be prepared to provide evidence and a strong case for your appeal.

The examples of Second Strike Violations

- Repeated Offenses: Uploading content that violates the same rule after receiving a first strike.

- Serious Violations: Publishing explicit, violent, or hate-filled content without proper tagging, or distributing illegal or harmful material.

- Ignoring Warnings: Continuing to upload flagged content without taking corrective action.

3. Third final Strike – A Permanent Ban

What Happens?

- Your account is permanently banned.

- All your stories, followers, and data will be permanently deleted, you will no longer access Wattpad with that account. And that you have to start from scratch again.

Purpose:

Wattpad uses this final strike to remove users who repeatedly or egregiously violate the platform's rules to maintain a safe and respectful environment.

There is nothing that you can do to handle this, once it's removed. Theres no way you can handle this.

But here are the ways on how to Avoid the Third Strike

1) Follow the Guidelines: Familiarize yourself with Wattpad's Content and Community Guidelines and ensure all content adheres to them.

2) Learn from the Previous Strikes: If you've received warnings or earlier strikes, take the time to edit or remove potentially problematic content.

3) Avoid High-Risk Behavior: Steer clear of controversial or sensitive content unless you're certain it follows the rules.

4) Seek Clarification: If you're unsure about Wattpad's rules, reach out to Wattpad Support for guidance.

So those are all the rules on Wattpad... At first wattpad didn't even care really, but now they seem to care much. For some people who maybe in the same spot as me please be careful in wattpad because it looks like they're now adding to much rules and all.