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Ram Schramsch
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Hi BDSMLR-Team!

I would like to support this proposal (https://bdsmlr.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360009777559-Request-suggest-change-wording-for-deleted-posts?page=1#community_comment_360002323700) and extend it at the same time.

If the owner of the post delete it it is gone anyway. You could consider to make the second in row the new owner but I personally wouldn't care too much. On the other hand it will be difficult to sort out which post is personal and which one is taken from public domain ...

If the post in question is illegal and you delete it for this reason then either silently discard it or give a hint who made an illegal post and which rule was exactly violated in order we could learn. Perhaps it is worthwhile to introduce a 'trustworthiness score' by counting violations and set them in relationship with the number of posts. I'm pretty sure you already count violations.

The least I would like to propose is to give us an 'silently discard deleted post option'.

Alternatively you could tag deleted posts with a #deleted tag so we could find them on our own.

In any case I appreciate you making a great job and I'm confident you will find a good solution.

Cheers!

JK

 

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  • Slutbane

    I agree ABSOLUTELY with this request.

    Since I cannot remember what the post was, I have no idea if it was mine, or somebody else's. And if it was mine - what was wrong with it? It would be REALLY good to know so we don't make the same mistake again. I really hope this doesn't go the way of Tumblr, where your account is suddenly zapped, and you have no idea why - and you have lost all the friends you have made, all the favourites, all the chat.

    Suggestion - the pic on the owners blog is defaced with a "deleted" stamp, so the image is sti;ll recognisable, and a short reason for its deletion given - in oode if necessary ! - disputed copyright 2 - underage 3 - illegal etc

     

    and to echo the OP - "In any case I appreciate you making a great job and I'm confident you will find a good solution."

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  • Ram Schramsch

    Thanks for support. Great idea to introduce reason codes. Cheers! JK

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