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My post got nuked last night, and here was the reason given:
I realized later that the mod actually followed protocol since the rules say you can't copy texts longer than 2000 characters.
The issue isn't really the deletion itself, it's just that they suddenly started enforcing this rule out of nowhere.
Then there's the fact that the rule isn't even being used consistently anymore, because right here in this same thread, there's a post by Sarah Wilson95 that definitely has over 2000 characters of quoted text, and her entire comment is basically just "coffee talk topics:".
So, it would be nice to know why my post got hit when it's never happened before, especially since it looks like there's no intention of actually enforcing it moving forward.
Maybe it's just some specific users getting picked on.
Anyway, yeah. Anything?
Chuck said:I didn't just delete one post, I wiped two in a row because instead of linking to the article, you just copied the whole thing and slapped a smiley on the end—that's spamming and breaking the rules. The second one was for the same reason; instead of a link, you copy/pasted someone else's article saying "I fully sign off on this," which is also spam and against the rules.
Instead of banning you, I just deleted them. In the future, just provide a link to stuff you find interesting rather than copy-pasting other people's work.
I realized later that the mod actually followed protocol since the rules say you can't copy texts longer than 2000 characters.
The issue isn't really the deletion itself, it's just that they suddenly started enforcing this rule out of nowhere.
Then there's the fact that the rule isn't even being used consistently anymore, because right here in this same thread, there's a post by Sarah Wilson95 that definitely has over 2000 characters of quoted text, and her entire comment is basically just "coffee talk topics:".
So, it would be nice to know why my post got hit when it's never happened before, especially since it looks like there's no intention of actually enforcing it moving forward.
Maybe it's just some specific users getting picked on.
Anyway, yeah. Anything?