I can't see any reports on it but it was likely considered off topic if you posted it in someone else's thread. Feel free to make your own or PM the mod of that sub board for further help.
I really wish we could give reasons when deleting posts as it would solve a lot of confusion and threads like these.
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Until you are an experienced miner, I don't think you should post there.
I know that's true, but damn....isn't that a little bit harsh? The mining section shouldn't be for experienced miners only IMO.Anyway, hopefully if OP looks for help in the B&H section he'll get it. I'm not sure what kind of advice is given in that section, but I've always thought it was a spammy-type section--and it seems to me that if he's got a question about mining, he ought to post it in the mining section, whether it's in an existing thread or one that he creates specifically for advice. You could create your own thread, OP. I would think it'd have a lower chance of being deleted, even if the mods are wicked strict.
I do not know the policy of deleting a post. I am genuinely interest to setup a mining rig and I need information. How do I continue the following post and continue the conversation?
The moderator of the mining board has a very strict deleting post policy.
Until you are an experienced miner, I don't think you should post there.
I suggest you use another board, like Beginners & Help. There are people there who can help you in your first questions about mining.
The moderator considered your reply as an off topic. 
I do not know the policy of deleting a post. I am genuinely interest to setup a mining rig and I need information. How do I continue the following post and continue the conversation?
I live in a country where:
> Bitcoin has not legalized yet but I think I do not care much about it and I will manage it anyway.
> There are no ebay and amazon. I have talked to a local computer accessories importer and they confirmed that they can importminers power supply type machines for me from China if I manage to ship the miners machines to their depo in China.
> The temperature in summer is between 30°C and 40°C and in the winter 10°C to 15°C.
> The air has too much dust.
> Load shedding is a regular thing.
> Internet connection has irregularity like someday for few hours the internet will be down, sometimes internet will be slow and other time you are just using it fine.
I'd estimate this cost about £6000 GBP to install and setup (everything apart from the miners). That's around $8000 USD
$8000 USD to buy how many miners? Can you please specify the models (if that's the correct term) and their prices.I live in a country where:
> Bitcoin has not legalized yet but I think I do not care much about it and I will manage it anyway.
> There are no ebay and amazon. I have talked to a local computer accessories importer and they confirmed that they can import
> The temperature in summer is between 30°C and 40°C and in the winter 10°C to 15°C.
> The air has too much dust.
> Load shedding is a regular thing.
> Internet connection has irregularity like someday for few hours the internet will be down, sometimes internet will be slow and other time you are just using it fine.
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