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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Crypto-related Sites => Bitcointalk.org Forum => Topic started by: admin on February 13, 2021, 11:24:09 PM
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Have anyone had this situation, where a topic related to crypto discussion - not advertising anything - just got deleted because a mod decided it does not want it ?
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Even if there is a proper discussion, those who have junior members, their accounts are given red trust or ban. If accurate information is shared, some information is taken from a site. Then it becomes difficult for him to survive in the way of the user. Like I had a friend by my side, there was a lot of hard work going on. Suddenly his account was banned. It's not impossible to write with the right idea about a site, but it's great to add links to sites.
Such incidents may also occur here as a result of the increase in additional community traffic.
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Even if there is a proper discussion, those who have junior members, their accounts are given red trust or ban. If accurate information is shared, some information is taken from a site. Then it becomes difficult for him to survive in the way of the user. Like I had a friend by my side, there was a lot of hard work going on. Suddenly his account was banned. It's not impossible to write with the right idea about a site, but it's great to add links to sites.
Such incidents may also occur here as a result of the increase in additional community traffic.
i am not talking about plagiarizing, i am talking about arbitrary deletion and censorship
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Even if there is a proper discussion, those who have junior members, their accounts are given red trust or ban. If accurate information is shared, some information is taken from a site. Then it becomes difficult for him to survive in the way of the user. Like I had a friend by my side, there was a lot of hard work going on. Suddenly his account was banned. It's not impossible to write with the right idea about a site, but it's great to add links to sites.
Such incidents may also occur here as a result of the increase in additional community traffic.
i am not talking about plagiarizing, i am talking about arbitrary deletion and censorship
okey, it didn't happen, so i don't know about arbitrary deletion and censorship.
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I probably had one or two topics deleted when I was relatively new. I was talking about a competing mobile crypto wallet that seems legit to me. Maybe they thought it's a scam because it's not known. I didn't see any scam accusation about it though.
Have anyone had this situation, where a topic related to crypto discussion - not advertising anything - just got deleted because a mod decided it does not want it ?
There's a likelihood that you're marked by a certain moderator. I've seen cases of suspected of mass report and eventual topic/post deletion because of the user and not the content.