Is this a new site policy or just a style choice?

Starting a new thread here

So, the moderator shut it down right after posting what they apparently deemed a "high-quality response"—basically deciding there was nothing left to say. And the discussion had barely even kicked off... just a handful of posts, including the mod's own, really...

Is this some kind of new house rule now? Like, if the mods decide an answer is good enough, the whole conversation just gets locked up?

Or is this just that specific mod's personal take on things—meaning we can expect this kind of thing to keep happening?

Maybe the mod just got intimidated by the topic...

Or maybe....

Same story with the multiple sclerosis and CCSVI thread. First, the mods start playing favorites and banning anyone who doesn't follow their specific vibe. Then, they lock the second one under the guise of "professionalism"—a title the mod just handed themselves. Is this just pure ego or what?

Frank Rogers93 said:It’s the exact same story with the multiple sclerosis and CCSVI thread. On the first one, they just start handing out bans and shutting down anyone who doesn't follow their specific vibe. Then the second one gets locked because the mod decided on their own they're suddenly the ultimate authority. Is this just power tripping or what?

http://www.example-us-forum.com/showthread.php?t=591492&page=54

Cards get thrown on the first thread because it’s clearly the only way to shut you people up when you stubbornly ignore every warning the mods give.

What do they want? For us to act like idiots and repeat the same thing a hundred times? We tried being polite. We tried asking nicely. It didn't work.

As for the CCSVI topic, there's nothing left to say. First off, we're talking about something that hasn't been fully researched yet—even the medical experts can't agree on it. Second, you guys absolutely trashed that thread with all the constant bickering, insults, and fighting. There’s no point in reopening it. You might have to find some other corner of the internet to talk about CCSVI, because on this site, it’s a no-go.