Dear brainiacs!

this message is important because for some reason i've been getting my answers deleted or reported for misunderstood reasons and from what i've seen i believe others are dealing with this problem as well! if people are just doing it out of humor or so on. , rethink your thoughts for you are deleting someones answers to others.

i personally don't appreciate such foul behavior that's been going on around for example i've answered a mathematical question, but after a few seconds later it was deleted by another user. i had to go back and reanswer that question. if we can just only deleted or report users who are just mindlessly answering questions or putting questions into the wrong category that'd possibly make a much more smooth sailing ride on the ferry.

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