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Appealing post removals and warnings

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Participants Nathan Brooks4William Bennett53
Nathan Brooks4 Nathan Brooks4 MemberOP
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joined Jun 2017
#1 ·
Hey everyone! I was thinking we should probably start a dedicated thread for this PDF—that way, we can actually walk through the reasoning behind deleted posts. It would be a great way to get a clearer picture of how the forum rules work and ensure we’re all seeing that moderators are applying those rules consistently across the board.

To kick things off, here is my first question:

This is just blatant racism directed at Native Americans, which is exactly why I flagged it and brought it up in the discussion.
The moderator, klcclk, is active right there in the thread, yet they wiped my post while leaving the original comment untouched.
If anyone had used that kind of language to describe refugees, I have zero doubt they'd be slapped with a ban for hate speech—but apparently, racism against Native Americans is fair game here?
Why is that?
William Bennett53 William Bennett53 Regular
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joined Sep 2016
#2 ·
Thanks, but I’ll pass. If you ever decide that the moderators missed something that should have been flagged as racism, feel free to reach out via DM—either to them or just shoot me a private message. But let’s be clear: we aren't going to host a thread just because someone wants an excuse to vent racial animosity toward refugees under the guise of "discussion." We won't allow that kind of rhetoric here.

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