Hello porioo and welcome to WebmasterWorld [webmasterworld.com]

If your page has violations you should be able to see the reason for the violations In the Admin account for that page. There you can find out what you would need to do to get the page approved. Violations don't go away without correcting the cause, whatever that might be.

Hello not2easy,

No there are no reasons at all. They removed 2 posts for going agains community stantards and we never new what they were.
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[edited by: not2easy at 9:55 pm (utc) on Jan 30, 2020]
[edit reason] Please see Charter [webmasterworld.com] [/edit]

The answers as to when the violations might be removed or corrected are available in your account. If others have ideas on steps you can take to remove the violations they will share that information here. If not, you should seek that information from Facebook. Are you having trouble publishing additional content to your page?

Your screenshots were removed as they do not add more information than what you have shared and the Charter does not allow them, I apologize for any inconvenience.

I took a closer look at Facebook's Community Standards page: [facebook.com...] and they tell you what the standards are. To see what violations your page might have had you go to your Page and click on "Page Quality" at the top. If you do not see the "Page Quality" link, click on "More" and then you will see the "Page Quality" link. From there you can find the details of violations using the "Learn More" link or the "See Details" link.

Page Quality doesn't always contain the information you need, you may need to visit their Pages/Groups/Events area to see details in that case: [facebook.com...] that covers Page Policies violations.

It is possible that waiting for months to take check into violations may have removed some of your options. Each case can be different.

I hope this is helpful.

@porioo ... happy to have you join us at Webmasterworld!

FB community standards are changing day by day ... do challenge as in many instances these will be treated as "errors" on their part ... provided you actually have not exceeded their community standards.