Why was my post deleted?
Why was my post deleted?
"You can't intentionally annoy, mock, or harass other members."
Who have I been harassing? What the hell mods?
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your life will get much easier when you stop huffing your own farts so hard
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This guy huffs.
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word
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Several things to remember.
- Each instance has it's own moderation rules.
- Each community on that instance has potentially extra moderation rules.
- There is no "central" admin who "polices" this.
- People make mistakes.
- People are people.
- Don't agree, start your own instance.
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I'm just waiting to hear from the mod who deleted it.
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As in you're trying to intentionally annoy them?
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You won't
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Just judging from your deleted post title it should be quite obvious. Do you need to an explaination of the what the words "to annoy" or "to mock" mean?
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Apparently so
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Your post is the online equivalent of walking into a room and saying:
"Hey morons! Are any of you smart enough to have a conversation that will make me feel superior to the rest of you bumblefucks? There were a few people at the last place I visited that also enjoyed that kind of conversation, but I doubt any of you could handle it."
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In answer to the post that was removed, finding places to discuss ideas is not something that you are alone in. I find myself on that same quest on a regular basis and find answers seriously lacking.
I love encouraging and providing supportive responses to posts that come my way, but rarely do I discover places to share and test ideas.
Having been online for a long time, I think some of it relates to difficulty in expressing ideas in text succinctly and as a result conversation often degenerates into misunderstanding and (for want of a better expression) name calling.
I don't curate my feed or subscribe to communities, other than to filter hate speech and its distributors.
Feel free to ping me, and if I have something to contribute, I will. Public conversation only.
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