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Why on earth do my posts in this thread keep getting deleted...
Everything I assert is backed by mathematical rigor, logical deduction, and empirical tests that anyone can verify, rather than just relying on external links.
It would be highly preferable if a moderator would step forward and clarify exactly what is problematic about my contribution. Or better yet, archive the entire post—for the sake of preserving knowledge—rather than crudely ripping it out of context. It is quite evident from the nature of the inquiries being made that there is a concerted effort to disparage the individuals behind that epic mission.
http://www.example-us-forum.com/showthread.php?t=357559&page=295
This is now the third or fourth time this has occurred.
Let us be clear: I am personally unbothered, but it is simply not correct. One assumes that readers and visitors to these forums might actually learn something from our discussions.
Is it truly necessary to demonstrate the progression by which idiocy grows? And what kind of seeds are being left behind?
Consider the instance where I used basic mathematical operations to explain to the user Toolmaker that the Moon's velocity around the Earth is a hundred times slower than what was supposedly "left behind."
By deleting such entries, an untrue and foolish claim is allowed to persist as the foundation for burgeoning stupidity. Whether someone is merely talking nonsense or actively distorting reality, how can we be expected to use scientific terminology regarding disrupted reality... heaven forbid! Who is being insulted here—is it common sense (not mine 😁) when posts reflecting objective facts are erased?
If a moderator has an objection, I request they state it clearly. I shall find it quite simple to prove, both logically and semantically, why they are mistaken. This isn't just about forum rules; shouldn't those rules apply equally to everyone?
Regardless of one's status or seniority.
Everything I assert is backed by mathematical rigor, logical deduction, and empirical tests that anyone can verify, rather than just relying on external links.
It would be highly preferable if a moderator would step forward and clarify exactly what is problematic about my contribution. Or better yet, archive the entire post—for the sake of preserving knowledge—rather than crudely ripping it out of context. It is quite evident from the nature of the inquiries being made that there is a concerted effort to disparage the individuals behind that epic mission.
http://www.example-us-forum.com/showthread.php?t=357559&page=295
This is now the third or fourth time this has occurred.
Let us be clear: I am personally unbothered, but it is simply not correct. One assumes that readers and visitors to these forums might actually learn something from our discussions.
Is it truly necessary to demonstrate the progression by which idiocy grows? And what kind of seeds are being left behind?
Consider the instance where I used basic mathematical operations to explain to the user Toolmaker that the Moon's velocity around the Earth is a hundred times slower than what was supposedly "left behind."
By deleting such entries, an untrue and foolish claim is allowed to persist as the foundation for burgeoning stupidity. Whether someone is merely talking nonsense or actively distorting reality, how can we be expected to use scientific terminology regarding disrupted reality... heaven forbid! Who is being insulted here—is it common sense (not mine 😁) when posts reflecting objective facts are erased?
If a moderator has an objection, I request they state it clearly. I shall find it quite simple to prove, both logically and semantically, why they are mistaken. This isn't just about forum rules; shouldn't those rules apply equally to everyone?
Regardless of one's status or seniority.