Quote from: Learn Bitcoin on Today at 02:26:35 AM

Let's say he wants to fix the mistakes he made in the previous days, but what could be the reason for deleting others' posts from a self-moderated topic? Fortunately, I did not post in his self-moderated threads, so none of my posts were deleted. But he managed to delete his posts from Gazeta's thread and managed to make all my replies merge and delete the original posts.

So basically, he is trying to punish everyone by deleting their posts, but I doubt it's any kind of punishment. I don't think any active forum members will be affected. But it's disrespectful.

Are there any similar precedents in the forum? I didn't quite catch what happened with Lauda, and then some of the tone of the conversation sounds like Vod-OgNasty to me, but has this mass deletion of posts ever happened before?

From the forum they seem to have a good idea about him, because not only they didn't ban him for plagiarism but they made him a merit source.

Quote from: LoyceV on October 25, 2023, 06:06:34 PM

Quote from: digaran on October 25, 2023, 05:37:09 PM

You could simply provide the evidence to your campaign manager, he'd understand and would count your posts by date of posts, not total count.

You're missing the point (no surprise there). This has nothing to do with campaign managers.

Yes, digaran gets paid for generally writing drivel that has little to do with the topic at hand.

On the subject of inclusions-exclusions, I wonder to what extent Ratimov has a number of stalwarts on his local board.