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crimochina

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Q: does the admin target specific users?

i noticed some truely BS posts and they are still there but mine get pulled almost right after i put them up. I am not a fan of censorship but i am a fan of equality and fair treatment (i know im in china)

3...........2............ yoink!!!!!!!!!!!!

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kchur

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I saw the post you were talking about and I wonder why you are surprised? There are a lot of people on this site and not everyone has the same sensibilities as you.

Anyway, this is a private website. Private websites in free countries routinely moderate posts, as they are letting you use their servers. This isn't a streetcorner, or a protest, it's a forum.

I've had a few posts deleted but I take it like a man. You're one of the most prolific posters on this site, and 99% of your posts are still there, so why cry about it?

crimochina:

if i posted "i dont know "as an answer to a question it would have been deleted 5 mins after i put it up. im not referring to the political stuff (i should have made that clear) i mean just bs no response post like "i dont know"

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kchur:

Just for posterity, some girl was complaining about anit-chubby bias and he said "I like chubby girls. I can show you the best 2-10 minutes of your life."

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crimochina:

2-10 mins what kind of man do you think i am??????????? 3-12 hours im not chinese. but that is actually a bad example. there it was a comment not an answer to a question, we have more leeway with comments. and i know i make silly posts many of which deserve to get deleted, but i just wanted to know why others can get away with it but i cant. the fiesty feline explained why the cat is just lazy and targets habitual offenders

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Crimino,

You yourself confessed on numerous accounts your answers were never particularly helpful and that you were in it for the points. Would it be very wrong of me, when seeing an entire column of your answers on the management filter, to assume that 1. they're not going to be particularly helpful and that 2. they were written for the purpose of accumulating points?

Do I target specific users? No. Have I developed a predatory vigilance for certain users? Certainly

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crimochina:

ok so the most frequent offenders are who you check first and often

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crimochina:

900+ points in less then 20 days is great isnt it ;)

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