Christian Gomez2 said:I wouldn't say I was punished with a warning when I hadn't even written a couple of posts.
Let's set faith aside and ignore who belongs to what group.
Let's look at a simple comparison.
If someone starts a thread asking what river flows under the bridge in New York City.
And I write Hudson, that is an answer.
Then someone like rowdyhawk10 deletes my post and gives me a warning because it's off-topic.
The thread continues, but for those who write Hudson their posts are deleted.
I provided a direct answer to the topic and the question within it.🤷That is a fact, and whether the post was deleted maliciously or due to ignorance of the subject matter is not for me to judge.
@shady says If someone opens a topic like that in the Religion section (with that kind of question), we will move the thread to Geography, Travel, etc.—we'll find a place for it.
But if on a topic like "Principles of Mercy in Buddhism," someone asks a question like that, then the question is off-topic. You shouldn't answer it (before the moderators have a chance to delete it); instead, report it as off-topic using the "red triangle" icon. By answering an off-topic post, you are also contributing to the issue.
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You say you would move it to geography, which means you actually agree with me, since my post carries the exact same logic.You know perfectly well that I used this as a figurative example, which is why I was penalized. The reality is that I answered the prompt—asking Christians for prayers against enemies and Satan within the context of the topic—and provided an answer to the question posed in the introduction. But you deleted it. Whether it was intentional or due to a lack of understanding of the subject, only you know. You pretend not to understand what I'm writing, even though I complained about the same thing and stated exactly what is in my post. So, go ahead and answer me there. Don't come here with comparisons that have nothing to do with what was actually written. I respect you as much as you respect me. Regards.
BTW
it isn't hard to admit a mistake, even if it was accidental.