Topic: Deleting Topic/Thread Without Notice To The OP (Read 162 times)

Of course it's either he want to promote his signature or want to gain attention from the other gamblers, which will boost his account reputation. There's many pointless thread created almost everyday by signature campaign participants and the user is always him. Actually those 4 threads you've listed above should be locked and only remain an one thread to discuss about FIFA world cup.

Multiple threads of discussion regarding the ongoing world football championship are already available on the forum. Why did you think another one was needed? Any updates you have could be posted in one of the following threads:

FIFA 2022 world cup
FIFA World Cup 2022 Group Stage Highlights
FIFA World Cup 2022: Tournament Discussion Thread for Qatar 2022
Qatar world cup Final Predictions



I believe that only deleting individual posts sends a notification to the original poster via PM and email, but not if the whole thread is moved to trashcan. It is always been that way as far as I know.

I actually came across a user who had the same problem as you, but I'm not sure where that was posted and I'm not very good at searching the forum. I believe the user was told that mods do not notify the author of a deleted post or the commenters on that post, and that it makes no sense to send hundreds of messages out of a deleted post to all users who commented on that post. You'll be notified if only one of your comments is deleted from a forum post, rather than the entire thread, as in this case.

If the topic was similar to some previous topics, then I think it is fair to remove it without notice. It is a must to check everything (existing topics) before creating a topic (thread), so don't blame the moderator removes it if we made a mistake. I guess you know the reason is, the moderator doesn't need to inform you, mate.

Why feel sad? It is something usual, almost all members ever experienced the same thing (got deleted comments).
Just take a lesson, mate!! Be more careful before creating any thread.

If the topic is moved to the trashcan which is the most like action that was taken by the Mods, you won't get any notification email but now you at least know why it was removed.

If there is a thread with the samd topic then why not post in there about what you did find out?. I think that's the reason why it is deleted in the first place and about the notification like email, that I don't know of. Actually, I actually experienced the same thing but mine wasn't about a thread/topic being deleted but a post of mine got deleted and I also didn't received any email in my message that it is deleted and I am sure that I have post that is deleted since I checked it yesterday and the total post made that day is not the same as when I checked it later on.

There is a thread (sometimes even more than one) for everything in the gambling discussion section already, thus sometimes every new thread seems like a duplicate one and unnecessary, that's the reason why your new thread was trashed by the mods. The WC discussions are already being held in more than one thread in the gambling discussion board, and it doesn't matter if every new one takes a different subject title, they are all discussions about the WC, and no more is necessary.

Yes, that's what i'm trying to portray. Thank for the info.

Either way, Global mods mostly really do the cleaning, especially on gambling board and most forum boards.

Almost any thread created on gambling sections include many pages and that doesn't mean you made a quality topic.


Is this the topic you are talking about?
Biggest Surprises In The World Cup History. (Archived by ninjastic.space)

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Global moderators, not all moderators.
For more information, read the post made by Xal0lex.

Check existing topic thread before making one will prevent this.

You only get email notification when your post is deleted, either it's a reply or thread you've made. Not, when they are just moved to trashcan.

Mostly, when a post is moved to trashcan it can be recovered by mods, and not if it got deleted.

This is not a question of what's ideal or not. When a post is moved to trash by mods, there's no notification message sent to the author of the said thread. And messages moved to trash can be reinstated by the admin to the board it was posted.

Mods act at their discretion and you would not always agree with their decision.

We already have a topic about the World Cup opened in April and is not moderated, so why would we need another one?
Nothing to feel sad about, smile, just how you have made us smile with this thing:  


Also, what the gambling board needs is not  "updates" on what the score was or who was playing but actual gambling discussions, odds, handicaps, sure betting, lay betting and so on before the match starts, the 100 posts on who won the previous game and who scored are just useless quota posts.

Some few weeks back, I started a topic/thread in the gambling discussion board, it was welcomed and housed alot of contributions from the community.
Topic/Thread was about the currently ongoing Qatar 2022 World Cup, it was one I am supposed to keep updated as new developments show up, and of course I had that in mind..

So today, something new came up and I needed to update the topic/thread, but unfortunately, I can't find the thread anywhere in my  topic history, I've searched all through but could not find it or any sign suggesting it was moved, so, right now, I am assuming the topic was deleted.

But then also, I follow my email mailbox and messages on this forum very closely, there has never been any notification telling me a topic/thread of mine was deleted.

Because in the past, I used to get a notification in my message inbox and email that a comment or post of mine was deleted either by forum admin or the OP(in the case of a self moderated topic), but recently, like for some weeks now, I come online and notice a significant decline in my post count without any notice of the post or comments that was deleted, I never really saw or considered it a problem, but finding out today that a topic I started was deleted without any notice, I think this one got my attention and I would want to really know why it is so...

Is it ideal that a topic with up to 3(three) pages of comments would be deleted without notifying  or any form notice to the OP.

What do you guys think about this?, I really don't know how this makes me feel right now, sad or happy I can't tell, really.