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Quote by Jefnchelle
but what about those posts that are immediately locked without giving someone the chance to respond?
& how long is given till a post is called broken?
Ah welll - we're damned by some if the thread is given some leeway and then damned by others if we lock it too soon. It's a matter of judgement, sometimes it's good judgement and then sometimes it's dodgy judgement. I try to let people be responsible and NOT break the site AUP and am sometimes disappointed and sometimes heartened.
Does this answer your question??
This is a quote from the site help section which can be found on the left hand side of the screen@
Why has my post/thread been locked/deleted!?
Firstly, please carefully read our Forum Posting Guidelines to gain some insight as to why this may have happened. Also, refamiliarize yourself with the forum registration terms you agreed to, paying particular attention to this section: You agree that the webmaster, administrator and moderators of this forum have the right to remove, edit, move or close any topic at any time should they see fit.
Usually when a post is locked the reason is given by the Moderator who locked it. If your post/thread was deleted then it was most likely considered so pointless or such an infringement of the AUP that it should no longer remain on the site.
The possible reasons your post/thread was locked or deleted are too numerous to mention here, so we simply ask you to accept the decision and move on. What we certainly do NOT want to see is yet another post asking why your previous one was locked or deleted.
If you think your rights as a forum member have been abused and you want to have the matter looked into, please see our abuse page and send us as much information as possible, including your forum username and the link to, or content of, the post in question.
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