Asking the wrong questions on Warrior forum

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...bers-read.html

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ing-forum.html

Don't sweat the small stuff. It's a forum. Who cares.

But above are links where to start.

For extra credit, read this:

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...moderator.html

Most likely your original post was in the wrong forum.

Starting a thread asking why your thread was deleted is also against the rules so don't expect this one to last long either.

5. If your thread is deleted, do not re-post it. Do not post a thread asking why it was deleted. Read the rules, watch how things are done here, and figure it out. This is not complicated stuff.

A person who has been a member here for nearly 5 years needs to ask such a question?

I think someone or somebody report against you,
it's not a fault of admin, may be a miss understanding .

Thank you for your replies...

I can now see some rules from some of the posters links.

I do not claim to fully understand or agree with them...but if that's the way things are done then so be it...

If a member has been on here 10 years...they may not have had such a thing happen to them before especially if they are not regulars..

There was content that I wanted from the thread that got deleted...Im assuming once its deleted as we see it on the forum that its gone for ever !

thanks again for your help and advice.

Dowsp

Hi Troy,

I understand and appreciate what you say.

It was not my thread, but it was an ONLY thread about a product that I had obtained...
and there was some very valid information on it that I really wanted..

that was my frustration ! to just see it disappear next day without any warning.

I could understand deleting any particular posts on that thread, but not all of it especially if it was a longer term thread...



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Most of us have had threads or post deleted. I know I have and probably will have again. Sometimes I shoot before aiming and actually appreciate the fact a mod showed better judgment than me by deleting the thread or post.

It is usually the better practice to just put your butt out and go on even if your pants are still smoking lol.

If the post lasted for more than a few minutes it may have been cached by Google. I've found deleted posts before.

George Wright

Hi George,

Thanks for your suggestion..

I just tried to see if the thread was cached by google as you mentioned...there was a written link but unfortunately upon clicking on it ...it came up with the message below.


"Invalid Thread specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the administrator."


As I say it was an older thread of 6 months or more...



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If the post lasted for more than a few minutes it may have been cached by Google. I've found deleted posts before.

At first it was intimidating posting here. I asked a question like how best to use this forum cause there is serious information overload here. Post was deleted.

I later realized that if the question has been asked other places multiple times they will delete it.

Craziness but there is order in the house.

Manny

Hi Paul,

I understand what you are saying about the rules in relation to many things listed...Scammers or too many affiliate or MLM links all offering the same products.

No doubt sometimes things get deleted down to a moderators judgement at the time..maybe most times they are right, sometimes maybe wrong...being such a big forum..I understand its no easy task moderating it all.

In this case...I am disappointed at what happened and initially did not understand or felt that it was wrong to have deleted that particular thread as I was not aware that there were others ( where as has been said sometimes there are several on the same topic).

I will just have to try and take copies of anything important to me in the future !

Thank you.

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A lot of the rules don't make sense to people who aren't looking to abuse the forum and the members. I can assure you, there are good reasons for all of them, and they almost all have to do with keeping the forum useful and keeping abuse out.

To save some time and a lot of disk space with that, go to the menu at the top of the thread you want to save, labeled Thread Tools. Click on "Show Printable Version." Save a copy of the page that comes up.


Paul