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Disappearing posts?

auntiejude

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I have made a few posts recently that have disappeared - why is this?
I think I know why - someone doesn't like what I'm saying so they are using the 'report' button.
Do they get automatically deleted when someone complains? Hardly fair if the comment is valid.
 

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Do they get automatically deleted when someone complains?

No. The report button simply brings the post to the attention of the Moderators/Admins. If the thread or post is found to be in breach of forum rules and/or if it contains any objectionable material, we will either edit or delete as appropriate.

As a courtesy, we usually let the poster know if his or her post has been deleted.

You can contact the Moderators if you feel something has gone 'amiss' and we can investigate for you.
 

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Thanks Jacquie. I was just concerned because it always seems to be the same OP. I'll be in touch with mods if I have concerns :)
 
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