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Shorena, let's try this from another perspective and see if you still feel the same.
What if the OP actually wanted help create a wallet, and someone with lines of broken codes on his website responded.
Imagine a third person telling him to clean up his codes first. Would you still have the same opinion?
No, I would not have reported the person linking to a (bad) page. Bad advice is not against the rules. Your example is also a bit difficult to judge without seeing the actual reply. I would assume that a "your code sucks" post would be removed while a "you should improve the code on lines X, Y, Z, because a, b, c which might lead to g,h,j" post might not. If you were to simply state that the codes comments contain grammar errors it would certainly be removed.
Just in case someone is unfamiliar with how these fly-by-night academic writing mills work, they don't have in-house writers. These companies just hire non-native bulk writers who regurgitate badly written content from elsewhere. Many others operations meanwhile just collect payment and give customers the runaround for a month or two before finally closing shop. Academic writing service scams have been around since the 90s, and some of the more established ones even have referral services. One of the easiest ways to spot them is by the level of grammar of the site, which prompted my original comment.
I am very well aware that the service in question is the worst possible solution, not only because its not accepting crypto, but also because it does a shitty job. Yet, a shitty job that meets the requirements is still on topic, while criticising that service is not, at least not if its the only part of your post.
Check the thread, the post was removed. Sometimes its easier to get bad advice removed if you look closely at it. In this case the service in question was not accepting crypto and thus violating the rules as beeing offtopic to the board in general.
Its not that I dont understand you, but the spirit of the board is to allow people to give bad advice and to let people take bad advice. This spirit is addressing mature and responsible adults that consider actions before taking them. If you come here expecting protection from bad advice or scams you will quickly fall on your nose and grow up. Again, I appreciate, applaud and understand your post, but its still offtopic and was thus removed. I suspect that it was reported and a mod acted upon the report.
Probably best for moderator to explain what actually happened, but i believe your post got deleted because it was a reply to a deleted spam post, which you, (by quoting it) have repeated, and
thus, forced mod to delete it too. The spam post you quoted is deleted also, so i'm pretty sure i'm right on this one.
Don't overthink things like theese
cheers
The quoted post was still in place when I first replied here. I reported it as "offering service thats not accepting crypto" or something along those lines, but I dont know if that was the reason it was removed, if mods acted on a different report or if the person in question removed it themselves.
