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Topic: What The Heck Is going on here? (Read 1360 times)

legendary
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November 30, 2015, 10:19:27 AM
#22
I saw his threads, but I reckoned it was safe to post there, because his was a older member of the forum and would not try stunts like that.. I lost over 35 posts because of that,

but I see what is being done, so I just have to adapt to this kind of behavior. No honor between thief's ...right.  Huh

Got scammed on Black Friday and now I lost loads of posts... Not a good week for me. Oh well, life's a bitch, just have to take it on the chin.  Angry
legendary
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November 27, 2015, 08:34:37 AM
#21
I had 8 posted deleted. At first, I thought they were deleted by mods because they were considered spam. I read the posts again, didn't find any problems with what I wrote. Soon found out they were posted on chmod's self mod threads. He has the right to do that, but no idea why he did it, I assumed he had a glass too much on thanksgiving.  Cheesy
legendary
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northern exposure
November 27, 2015, 06:29:48 AM
#20
Hell, so there i have the reason about what's going on, yesterday i suffer that too, around 6 post was deleted and i was asking to myself if i did something wrong against forum rules or something like that. The deleted post come from a legendary member, i never expect it from a guy with that rank, btw in the other side, all of them was moderated threads so...

As @1Referee said, i will never post again on a self moderated again -> problem solved for me.
global moderator
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November 27, 2015, 05:13:36 AM
#19
I just see that 8 of my posts are deleted for nothing by chmod. He didn't remove his posts from his threads since he know he will lose a lot post counts on his Bit-X signature payout. Screwing up other people's post count is ok for him, doesn't make sense.

I think Bit-x stopped paying for posts in Press didn't they? It was obvious chmod was just spamming articles in there for payment and he's only recently stopped. Maybe he was pissed at not getting paid and vindictively decided to remove everything he could.

I know he has the right to delete any post he want in his self moderate threads. But this is destroying the ability that people have to have a discussion in his threads. I will never ever post in self moderated threads ever again.

Problem solved.
legendary
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November 27, 2015, 04:45:34 AM
#18
I just see that 8 of my posts are deleted for nothing by chmod. He didn't remove his posts from his threads since he know he will lose a lot post counts on his Bit-X signature payout. Screwing up other people's post count is ok for him, doesn't make sense.

I know he has the right to delete any post he want in his self moderate threads. But this is destroying the ability that people have to have a discussion in his threads. I will never ever post in self moderated threads ever again.
global moderator
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November 27, 2015, 04:40:16 AM
#17
chmod755 has successfully managed to screw up campaigns which depend on post count.

Don't post in threads that are self-modded if you're worried about this. People who start them usually really love to use the delete button so I wouldn't waste my time.
legendary
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November 27, 2015, 04:02:15 AM
#16
chmod755 has successfully managed to screw up campaigns which depend on post count.

It would be fair to ask why chmod decided to leave his comments to other posts when he deleted their posts as the context can be impacted, the section doesn't count on Bit-X so may as well nuke them all Smiley

The problem is that it did before and the Bit-X bot works on a opening post count each week. So if all your press comments are deleted it will drop your overall post count and thus have a direct impact on your post count for the signature campaign. Around 40 of my posts in this section were deleted yesterday sending me into a negative on the Bit-X bot post count.

He has left his posts (even those commenting on posts that he has now deleted) so that his post count is not affected.

Given that he is a legendary member, nobody expected him to pull a stunt like this. Plus he had stated that he was creating self-moderated threads only because the moderators here are not moderating properly. Do we know how many posts in total he has deleted yesterday?

Most of my threads are self-moderated because the moderators here are not moderating properly.
copper member
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November 27, 2015, 03:33:32 AM
#15
Question to the mods: If there is an existing self-moderated topic, is it acceptable to create a duplicate topic which is not self-moderated? That would help avoid these kind of situations. I don't see why topics in the press board should be self-moderated.
Yes, that's just fine.

Update:
If someone is self-modding a thread then you are free to create another censor-free one. It even recommends you do that in the PM you get which is posted above.
I guess I was wrong, then we do allow duplicates.
We only allow duplicates when it's about self-moderated threads. It even says so on the top of a self-moderated thread: "This is a self-moderated topic. If you do not want to be moderated by the person who started this topic, create a new topic."
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November 27, 2015, 02:49:36 AM
#14
Question to the mods: If there is an existing self-moderated topic, is it acceptable to create a duplicate topic which is not self-moderated? That would help avoid these kind of situations. I don't see why topics in the press board should be self-moderated.
I would say it probably would not be acceptable. Duplicate threads are usually deleted.

If someone is self-modding a thread then you are free to create another censor-free one. It even recommends you do that in the PM you get which is posted above.
legendary
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November 27, 2015, 02:09:24 AM
#13
Question to the mods: If there is an existing self-moderated topic, is it acceptable to create a duplicate topic which is not self-moderated? That would help avoid these kind of situations. I don't see why topics in the press board should be self-moderated.
I would say it probably would not be acceptable. Duplicate threads are usually deleted.

The message on deletion says

A reply of yours, quoted below, was deleted by the starter of a self-moderated topic. There are no rules of self-moderation, so this deletion cannot be appealed...
You can create a new topic if you are unsatisfied with this one.


If duplicate threads are not the solution, there should be some rules for creating self-moderated threads.
If one person creates only self-moderated threads, isn't there an issue?

Maybe we could refine the guidelines in the Press Board.
A couple of suggestions which I find worthy are

I think it is important to add to the guidelines that posters in this section should not create locked or self-moderated threads. Free and open discussion of the linked articles is very important, and moderation should be left to properly authorized moderators.
Self-moderation will inevitably lead to endless censorship accusations, recriminations and flames - as we have seen recently when one poster refused to eliminate the dupe post because the earlier post linking to the same article was self-moderated.

I think we could use some clarification re 'Press' section. I don't think articles from bitcoin/crypto news services (CoinDesk, Cointelegraph etc) should be posted in this board, since basically all their articles are bitcoin related.
Shouldn't it be limited to mainstream or non-crypto press hits?
legendary
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November 26, 2015, 10:40:07 PM
#12
I had two of my posts removed by chmod755. No idea why, but he has that right, so whatever.
Yah, I saw that and it is strange but whatever.  I had something like 3 post deleted in the last few months. Two of them were for off-topic comments, & I agree with that. I've been trying not to post garbage or spam or any of that stuff. And not to troll....but it's so damn hard on this forum.
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November 26, 2015, 08:58:40 PM
#11
Question to the mods: If there is an existing self-moderated topic, is it acceptable to create a duplicate topic which is not self-moderated? That would help avoid these kind of situations. I don't see why topics in the press board should be self-moderated.
I would say it probably would be acceptable. Duplicate threads are usually deleted otherwise.


Update:
If someone is self-modding a thread then you are free to create another censor-free one. It even recommends you do that in the PM you get which is posted above.
I guess I was wrong, then we do allow duplicates. Corrected statement. I mixed something up.
legendary
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November 26, 2015, 08:55:06 PM
#10
I had a post deleted by chmod too, from a thread in the press board.

Question to the mods: If there is an existing self-moderated topic, is it acceptable to create a duplicate topic which is not self-moderated? That would help avoid these kind of situations. I don't see why topics in the press board should be self-moderated.
copper member
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November 26, 2015, 07:08:44 PM
#9
I had two of my posts removed by chmod755. No idea why, but he has that right, so whatever.
newbie
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November 26, 2015, 07:04:03 PM
#8
fair enough. i did notice that they were self moderated as well. just curious as to why they would bother doing such a thing. wouldn't it be easier to simply delete the thread entirely?
Wouldn't it be easier if you just ask the person who has deleted your posts? No one else knows why he does that.
No. It'd be much easier to not post in self moderated threads in the first place.

sr. member
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November 26, 2015, 06:52:32 PM
#7
fair enough. i did notice that they were self moderated as well. just curious as to why they would bother doing such a thing. wouldn't it be easier to simply delete the thread entirely?
Wouldn't it be easier if you just ask the person who has deleted your posts? No one else knows why he does that.
full member
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November 26, 2015, 06:47:41 PM
#6
Happened to me the other day too, but I then saw the person whose abusive post I quoted had deleted their own one two, so was just a scrubbing exercise..
legendary
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November 26, 2015, 06:46:17 PM
#5
Yes. I experienced  this too. I logged today to see in my inbox info about deletion of some of my posts (3 to be exact).
Quite unexpected and sad really, since that were some older posts from early November. Anyway, this is another reason to NOT post in self moderated topics.
legendary
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November 26, 2015, 06:43:35 PM
#4
fair enough. i did notice that they were self moderated as well. just curious as to why they would bother doing such a thing. wouldn't it be easier to simply delete the thread entirely?
newbie
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November 26, 2015, 06:38:05 PM
#3
Skimming your post, they were self moderated topics. The starter of the topics has the right to delete your posts in their threads for which reasons they have.


I do apologize on behalf of those people's self moderating actions. Have a good Thanksgiving.
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