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Why are my posts being deleted without explanation?

Started by Susan Green2 · · 👁 5 views · 3 replies

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Susan Green2 Susan Green2 MemberOP
34 messages
joined Feb 2019
#1 ·
Once again, posts are being wiped from the PDF without any explanation provided. Is it too much to ask for a moderator to issue a formal warning instead, perhaps accompanied by a brief rationale for the deletion, just so we aren't left guessing how to navigate the rules moving forward?

My recent contribution to the thread regarding Italy was just scrubbed, along with several others over the last few days; I’ve attached a screenshot here for clarity:
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I would dearly love to know what exactly was considered objectionable here, assuming anyone is willing to share the reasoning.
Susan Green2 Susan Green2 MemberOP
34 messages
joined Feb 2019
#2 ·
After I took the time to rephrase my post, it was immediately deleted along with a 30-point penalty and a vague justification citing "forum rule violations." For those interested in seeing what actually happened, here is the content of the deleted post: View on imgur

I’m struggling to identify exactly which regulations I supposedly transgressed, lonebadger6. Is stating that Italy no longer resembles itself due to mass migration considered a violation of the rules, or am I simply witnessing the effects of your ideological moderation?
lonebadger6 lonebadger6 Active Member
165 messages
joined Oct 2018
#3 ·
Bringing back posts that were deleted is a direct violation of the rules.
Susan Green2 Susan Green2 MemberOP
34 messages
joined Feb 2019
#4 ·
The post wasn't merely returned; it was fundamentally reframed. Is it once again becoming a point of contention that, due to mass migration, Italy no longer resembles the Italy we once knew?

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