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Formal Complaint

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Thomas Campbell5 Thomas Campbell5 MemberOP
10 messages
joined Aug 2018
#1 ·
I honestly have no clue why my posts keep getting deleted.
I don't see any issues when I review my own content, and it’s even more confusing when I compare my posts to everything else on the board.

It’s pretty hard for mods to earn any real respect when they operate this way.
Andrew Doyle Andrew Doyle Regular
268 messages
joined Aug 2011
#2 ·
MrBeast, your posts have been removed because engaging in petty online slapping matches and telling other community members they aren't sane is absolutely not the kind of discourse we encourage here at Psychology and Psycho-couch.

If you genuinely believe that certain comments within a thread are inappropriate, please do the right thing and report them using the specific report tool (that little triangle icon located under the user's avatar).

Thanks, 🙂
Thomas Campbell5 Thomas Campbell5 MemberOP
10 messages
joined Aug 2018
#3 ·
Is "facepalming" against the rules?

Honestly, if someone tells me I'm acting crazy, I wouldn't even take it as an insult. We're just talking about casual slang here, not some clinical diagnosis.
Michelle Evans Michelle Evans Regular
320 messages
joined Jan 2013
#4 ·
No, that doesn't apply in the context you used it...
What offends you or doesn't is irrelevant here.

Your post is just a provocative comment meant to mock someone else's input, which adds nothing constructive to the discussion.
And just to get ahead of the question—yes, posts should be constructive...

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