Quote from: marlboroza on July 25, 2018, 02:50:46 PM

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The reason why your posts were deleted was probably someone reported it. And the other posts probably hadn't been reported.

Quote from: Crypto_Sassy on July 25, 2018, 02:57:58 PM

Nothing should be considered Off-Topic when somebody is giving warning against scam.

Mods might have deleted it because it is just an accusation without a proof. Might be if you included the proof and challenged the tread creator to reply in Scam accusation board then I do not think they will delete it.

The post that is deleted simply look accusation/threat without any proof and I think Mods are right.

No. Mods deletes it because it's against the forum's policy. Proof or no proof.

Quote from: The Pharmacist on July 25, 2018, 03:11:08 PM

If a DT member is planning on tagging bounty participants because the project is a scam (or suspected scam), I'd say it's not really off-topic. Don't know why something like this would be deleted. Bounty hunters tend to not visit sections other than bounties, so it's not a given that they'd see anything in Scam Accusations.

Edit: On the other hand, bounty hunters probably would still miss a warning like this, even if it's in a bounty thread they're participating in--doesn't matter what size font or color you use. Take a look at how many sig campaign applicants miss "This campaign is now CLOSED" posts. Maybe a standalone thread in Scam Accusations would be better anyway.

I am not against such warnings and it's a good thing that marlboroza left the warning, but when it comes to moderation, mods can't do anything but to follow the forum's policies and hence it was deleted,unless there was a whole another reason for the post to be deleted.

Quote from: qwk on July 25, 2018, 03:39:14 PM

If the Bounty program itself were a scam, it'd be on-topic, though. IMHO. Cool

If only the forum sees from the POV that you do. Undecided