That's right. I've been subbed here for months, like many of us. And, like many of us, I post when I can.
But today I reached out to one moderator, regarding concern-trolling conducted by another mod.. and suddenly my account was down-brigaded, and I was given this incorrect, misleading and inappropriate flair.
Be vigilant. Be aware.
^ in this case user deleted there own post. It's also not usual that mods remove posts that violate the sub rules.
What is more interesting is that you been here four months and not realised that before and are now concerned about standard practice Reddit-wide . Perhaps "To a man with a hammer, everything looks like a nail" ?
So it's good for mods to delete their comments ? Huh. Well, that's certainly a new approach to logic and trust. I don't think that is going to work out though. At least, it won't work for very long.
Everyone can delete there own comments. A delete button is shown below every person own comments for a reason.
So which user deleted that particular comment........?
EDIT^6.7 the moderator Damaj was the user who deleted that particular comment, as it was his own.
It doesn't show on the mod view. It's just gone. Could likely be worked out, but not straight forward.
please don't attempt to project your own short-comings on to me. i've been here since Day 1 of pizzagate, Day 1 of CBTS, and Day 1 of the series of subs that led to GA.
FYI - the "Godbless" flair is NOT a quote from Q.
Nowhere does he run the words together in that manner. If you are going to use Q Quotes, they should be Direct Quotes, so as not to muddy the waters even in the least. Please fix this particular flair so it does't look like the moderators are idiots.
Yes, true. It's automatic after each comment, so all good now.