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Look, regarding that whole mess about raising the legal age for marriage—I already took two red cards for it. Honestly? I’m not even complaining. I’ve already gone on the record to apologize for my choice of words. Maybe they were a bit too blunt, maybe they rubbed some people the wrong way, but I’ve said my piece. I own it.
I was looking back at post number 618, and I noticed that the moderator over at T-Mobile is quoting me and sending me off. Look, let me make this clear one last time: we aren't here to litigate the fine print or debate legal technicalities. This isn't a courtroom, and I'm not your lawyer. Leave the talk about laws and rights to someone else.
I didn't say a single thing in that post—or any of my previous ones, for that matter—that should have triggered a warning. Honestly, why bother? Laws and legal technicalities don't mean a damn thing to me personally. I couldn't care less about the fine print.
Here we go again. I’m back at it, sitting under the thumb of the same moderator, getting slapped with yet another warning. Apparently, my post doesn't belong in this specific thread. They’re telling me to take my business elsewhere and move it to a different subforum. It’s like being told you're standing in the wrong aisle at a grocery store while you're just trying to buy milk—same repetitive headache, same useless lecture.
And where else would he belong? Look, when you're talking about BDSM—and my post is strictly focused on that—there isn't really any other corner of the internet where this conversation makes sense.
Right after that, she shuts me down with a quota, and then the other two moderators jump right in to pile on. Suddenly, the whole thread just turns into a loop, circling back to exactly what my controversial post was trying to say in the first place.
Can someone please walk me through why I keep getting these warnings? It feels like I'm being flagged for absolutely nothing. Any insight would be appreciated.
I was looking back at post number 618, and I noticed that the moderator over at T-Mobile is quoting me and sending me off. Look, let me make this clear one last time: we aren't here to litigate the fine print or debate legal technicalities. This isn't a courtroom, and I'm not your lawyer. Leave the talk about laws and rights to someone else.
I didn't say a single thing in that post—or any of my previous ones, for that matter—that should have triggered a warning. Honestly, why bother? Laws and legal technicalities don't mean a damn thing to me personally. I couldn't care less about the fine print.
Here we go again. I’m back at it, sitting under the thumb of the same moderator, getting slapped with yet another warning. Apparently, my post doesn't belong in this specific thread. They’re telling me to take my business elsewhere and move it to a different subforum. It’s like being told you're standing in the wrong aisle at a grocery store while you're just trying to buy milk—same repetitive headache, same useless lecture.
And where else would he belong? Look, when you're talking about BDSM—and my post is strictly focused on that—there isn't really any other corner of the internet where this conversation makes sense.
Right after that, she shuts me down with a quota, and then the other two moderators jump right in to pile on. Suddenly, the whole thread just turns into a loop, circling back to exactly what my controversial post was trying to say in the first place.
Can someone please walk me through why I keep getting these warnings? It feels like I'm being flagged for absolutely nothing. Any insight would be appreciated.