The best advice I can give is to read through the
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Posted On: 05/23/2014 11:22:42 PM
The best advice I can give is to read through the entire "why my posts were deleted" section and become very familiar with their rules. After going back and forth with Admins, I've learned from Admin Dan that you can't quote someone if their post is older than 24 hours. Otherwise, you can report it and tell the Admins and they'll remove it.
Things that should be considered spam or off-topic, such as mentioning ENTB on the BMSN board don't get removed. There is obvious corruption that occurs, but the TOU are set up in a way specifically to favor bashers and that allow admins to bend the rules the way they see fit.
The theory is that bashers get people upset, they click on those posts more, which generates more page hits, and therefore more revenue.
Argue with the Admins and try to learn as much as you can, this will help you to get around violating the TOU and having your posts removed. The bashers also use the removal of these posts to get your moderator status removed or prevent you from getting a moderator spot for that board. Learning to counter these people will only help you on Ihub.
You can't call out "groups" of people or specific people, if 99% of the post is positive, but you say one thing about a user, it's considered off-topic and will be removed.
They also immediately report posts, as they get removed right away, then after you fight to get it reinstated, the post is already half way down the page.
To his defense Mech, this is a really frustrating thing about iHub, that we cant really openly discuss there.
FYI they threatened me with getting a suspension etc, I ignored them, had a ton of posts removed as I was learning, and nothing happened.
Things that should be considered spam or off-topic, such as mentioning ENTB on the BMSN board don't get removed. There is obvious corruption that occurs, but the TOU are set up in a way specifically to favor bashers and that allow admins to bend the rules the way they see fit.
The theory is that bashers get people upset, they click on those posts more, which generates more page hits, and therefore more revenue.
Argue with the Admins and try to learn as much as you can, this will help you to get around violating the TOU and having your posts removed. The bashers also use the removal of these posts to get your moderator status removed or prevent you from getting a moderator spot for that board. Learning to counter these people will only help you on Ihub.
You can't call out "groups" of people or specific people, if 99% of the post is positive, but you say one thing about a user, it's considered off-topic and will be removed.
They also immediately report posts, as they get removed right away, then after you fight to get it reinstated, the post is already half way down the page.
To his defense Mech, this is a really frustrating thing about iHub, that we cant really openly discuss there.
FYI they threatened me with getting a suspension etc, I ignored them, had a ton of posts removed as I was learning, and nothing happened.
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