English, 16.03.2020 00:49 carealee

Mistystar4481 why are you erasing my answeres to people;s question they werent innaporopiate and some didnt even need expalnations that bs (i dont really care if im wasting points)

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Answer from: eta20

i feel you. they used to do this to me all the time for literally no reason. they'll usually keep doing it tbh.

lol you remind me so much of myself because when this was happening to me, i posted a whole question and i tagged the moderator that was deleting and erasing my comments/questions/answer for no reason just like you did rn.

whenever i would get my stuff deleted, the reasonings were super bs and never even made sense. they would go so far as to even delete my comments on my OWN questions where i just simply said "thank you" to someone who answered it.

at some point i got so fed up that i just started messing with them and talking trash about them on peoples questions and i wouldnt care because i knew no matter what they were going to delete my stuff anyways.

i messaged one of the highest ranked moderator about this situation and how i was very angry about how they wouldnt leave me alone. then she explained why a bunch of my answers that werent even inappropriate were getting deleted.

the sad part is that if the moderators delete even one of your answers of questions, they are required to keep checking on your account and your activity on if they find that you are violating terms and guidelines of more than 1 or 2 times, even if it is unintentional, they are required to delete you answers and questions. this means ALL of your answers and questions get deleted no matter if they are inappropriate or not.

and in the end, i got so many warnings and stuff from the moderators and they basically deleted all of my points and rankings. i was a really high rank and because all my answers got deleted, i went to -61 points and i had no more rank.

thats why i stopped using my old account for a while. they dont leave you alone no matter what.

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hancock was president of congress when the declaration of independence was adopted and signed. he is primarily remembered by americans for his large, flamboyant signature on the declaration, so much so that "john hancock" became, in the united states, an informal synonym for signature.

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Santiago's points of view. strength and opportunity

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