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Why are posts being deleted on MK?

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redbear2 redbear2 Active MemberOP
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#1 ·
I’m trying to figure out why my posts were scrubbed from the thread Krkan men asking Krkan women and vice versa.

If I’m putting in the effort to write something, I don't see how you can just delete it without a valid reason. Either give me an explanation as to why they were removed, or just put them back up.

I also want to know which moderator handled this. And please, let’s skip the passive-aggressive move of just ignoring this thread.
Grace Wood5 Grace Wood5 Active Member
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#2 ·
Any moderator in charge of a specific subforum has the authority to delete any post they deem inappropriate.
Look, whenever someone wipes a post on a board where we're allowed to cut loose and act a little stupid—as long as it isn't being malicious—I’m not going to go hunting for an explanation. I’ll just say thanks. 🙂
redbear2 redbear2 Active MemberOP
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#3 ·
Joseph Allen71 said:Any moderator in charge of a specific subforum has the authority to delete a post they deem inappropriate for any reason.
Look, if someone deletes a post in a section where we’re allowed to be a bit loose with the language or just act like idiots—as long as it isn't malicious—I wouldn't even ask why. I’d just say thanks. 🙂

Fair enough. But what I want to know is what specifically made my posts "inappropriate." If the mods have the right to pull content, which is reasonable, then it stands to reason that I have the right to ask why they did it—to understand what was wrong with them. If everything was fine, then there shouldn't have been a reason to hit delete.
Grace Wood5 Grace Wood5 Active Member
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#4 ·
You haven't been on this forum since yesterday, so you should know by now that nobody is obligated to explain why posts get deleted. If they do, consider it a favor.
But hey, I won't stand in your way while you go hunting for justice. Hopefully, you'll eventually get the answer you're looking for. 🙂
redbear2 redbear2 Active MemberOP
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#5 ·
Joseph Allen71 said:Look, you haven't been around this forum forever. You know perfectly well that nobody is obligated to explain why a post was deleted. If they choose to give a reason, it’s just a courtesy.
Anyway, I won't stand in your way while you go hunting for justice. Hopefully, you get the answer you're looking for. 🙂

How so? If a post gets nuked, there has to be a reason behind it. It's basic logic. I don't think my posts crossed any lines, so I want to know why the moderator felt they were inappropriate. They owe me an explanation. A deletion needs to be justified. If it isn't, then those posts shouldn't have been touched in the first place.

I’d appreciate it if you stopped weighing in here. This thread is specifically for questioning the moderators. I don't see how your input helps my case.
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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#6 ·
So, what’s the actual issue? Why are posts being deleted? Generally, they get pulled if they're inappropriate—maybe not fit for the board, or just out of place in the thread. That's the rule. As for what you're specifically asking, I just felt those few posts didn't really sit right given everything happening in Paris. That's all there is to it.
redbear2 redbear2 Active MemberOP
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#7 ·
Charles Fox10 said:So, what’s actually the issue here? Why are posts getting deleted? Usually, it’s because they’re out of line—maybe they aren't outright offensive, but they just don't belong in this specific thread. That's the general rule. As for what you're specifically asking, my take was simply that those few posts didn't fit the context of what happened in Paris. That’s all there is to it.

Fair enough, but I personally don't think they were out of line. 🤷

Why exactly do you think they shouldn't be there?
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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#8 ·
redbear2 said:Actually, I don't think they're inappropriate. 🤷

Why do you think they are?

You missed my point:
how those few posts in that thread aren't appropriate given what happened in Paris.

Are we clear now?
redbear2 redbear2 Active MemberOP
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#9 ·
Charles Fox10 said:You clearly missed my point here:

Are we finally on the same page now?

Not really, because you still haven't actually explained yourself. Just telling me you don't think something "fits" doesn't carry any weight. It’s like me claiming that after we die, everyone moves to a land inhabited by pink unicorns. You’re just throwing out an opinion without providing any actual reasoning behind it.

Anyway, it doesn't matter. I can see we aren't getting anywhere, so I'm calling it.

Just a little tip for the future regarding how you handle moderation (take this as friendly advice) -> try to have a rationale for your decisions. If there isn't one, it logically follows that your actions aren't based on anything substantial—they're just based on whatever mood you happen to be in at the moment.
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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#10 ·
I have a rationale for every mod action I take. Whether anyone actually agrees with me is entirely beside the point.
redbear2 redbear2 Active MemberOP
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#11 ·
Charles Fox10 said:Every single mod action I take has its reasoning behind it. Whether anyone actually agrees with my logic or not is a different story entirely.

lol

I’m glad you’ve got it, but at the same time, it’s kind of a bummer how hard you’re digging your heels in about sharing it with me. 😁

As far as I'm concerned, we can just agree to disagree. 😳

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