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Re: unfair moderation, TS TOAA and all the cuntyfucks made me do this.
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marlboroza
on 15/02/2020, 16:39:56 UTC
Selecting the parts he liked about the posts then posting them here thats about what he done and you supporting him, I only entered this thread to pester that bastard.
So I should suck someone's dick because you said TMAN didn't quote everything, I don't have telepathic skills and I don't share the same opinion as you do?

Lets try different approach here:

All replies must respond to the topic's original post in some way, even if they are replying to an on-topic reply. If your reply has nothing to do with the topic post, either add some content that is relevant or create a new topic.
It was opinion about price of coins you are selling. I would say it is on topic. Your opinion that it was FUD means that you think it should not have been removed:

19. Possible (or real) scams and Trust ratings are not moderated (to prevent moderation abuse).

Q: Do you moderate/delete (possible) FUD, accusations and untrue information?
A: No. We don't have enough time to check every single piece of information and verify the validity of the sources. Also, just like scams - too much room for bias and abuse.

However, trolling isn't allowed. If a user is habitually posting obviously false nonsense ("obviously false nonsense" to an outsider, NOT to someone who follows or is involved in the discussion) just to stir up trouble, then it's considered trolling, which is prohibited. Such cases should be thoroughly documented in the report though (There are tons of reports that just say "trolling", but moderators don't have time to look through each user's post).

When it comes to accusations of commercial misconduct, if a user is accusing you / someone else of scamming or defrauding them in your / someone else's sales thread without providing evidence (either in the post itself or by linking to evidence elsewhere), that's considered low value and thus should be reported as such.