When threads get removed
 

When a thread gets removed can admin and mods give the member who made the thread an explanation why it was removed?

Not just remove it and then not answer why!

This seems to be the only way to get a reply from anyone these days is to post on the main board.

of course to silence people, and kill off this forum like it should :clap1:

What thread was removed sheriff ?

He must have done Another Rule Breaking thread

Why clap Nicky? Just don't post if you don't like it here any more

I've had individual posts removed with no explanation and without getting an infraction, makes me confused af xD especially when I assume I didn't actually make the post or that it just got lost in the ether as things do from time to time, and then get infracted for re-posting something which was deleted :joker:

If it's the thread I think you're talking about, you must have some understanding of why it was deleted.

I know you didn't mean it to come across the way it did, but there were some pretty descriptive sentences about underage girls, what they were wearing, and how others were interacting with them. I didn't report it, but I think it was the right decision to remove it for your sake as much as anybodies, because it just didn't read in a way that reflected well on you.

Yes if only it had an Official Link.

Send a message to a mod or admin to query things like this please.

If it's the thread I'm thinking of then it was removed as it was inappropriate content.

I don't think it was the opening premis it was some of the rather imo nasty replies and what they were suggesting?��

You wont recieve an infraction for every single post that is removed due to there being multiple reasons and scenarios, for example the post may have been quoting a deleted comment, it may be part of an argument that is being cleaned up etc

Reread the rules and you will see it says staff can remove comments or threads by members without any explanation, that's not to 'silence' anyone it's due to most posts being removed being self explanatory.