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My question now is, how do I find my post that was deleted and how do I find the thread where I made the post?
Other than the 2 methods, you can also find them in ModlogModlog
Visit the Modlog page (it is also called as Deletion log). You can search for some information
Mostly, you will use the following search command to search for potentially recent actions from moderators on that account (ban, nuke, delete posts, remove topics, etc.)
Note: If a topic was trashed, the topic #0 will be displayed, instead of real topic ID before it was trashed.
Visit the Modlog page (it is also called as Deletion log). You can search for some information
- Deleted reply
- Removed topic
- Autoban user
- Nuke user
Mostly, you will use the following search command to search for potentially recent actions from moderators on that account (ban, nuke, delete posts, remove topics, etc.)
Code:
member #userid
It is basic command and you can combine with other keywords such as ban, nuke, delete, removeNote: If a topic was trashed, the topic #0 will be displayed, instead of real topic ID before it was trashed.
Have your post been deleted too because it was off topic?
Yes, and you can find that for any user using https://bpip.org/ Just naviage to the user profile and at the bottom you can find the number of posts deleted.And here's mine
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Scraped on 03/08/2025, 22:08:36 UTC
My question now is, how do I find my post that was deleted and how do I find the thread where I made the post?
Other than the 2 methods, you can also find them in ModlogModlog
Visit the Modlog page (it is also called as Deletion log). You can search for some information
Mostly, you will use the following search command to search for potentially recent actions from moderators on that account (ban, nuke, delete posts, remove topics, etc.)
Note: If a topic was trashed, the topic #0 will be displayed, instead of real topic ID before it was trashed.
Visit the Modlog page (it is also called as Deletion log). You can search for some information
- Deleted reply
- Removed topic
- Autoban user
- Nuke user
Mostly, you will use the following search command to search for potentially recent actions from moderators on that account (ban, nuke, delete posts, remove topics, etc.)
Code:
member #userid
It is basic command and you can combine with other keywords such as ban, nuke, delete, removeNote: If a topic was trashed, the topic #0 will be displayed, instead of real topic ID before it was trashed.
Have your post been deleted too because it was off topic?
Yes, and you can find that for any user using https://bpip.org/ Just naviage to the user profile and at the bottom you can find the number of posts deleted.And here's mine
Original archived Re: It is possible to find my deleted post?
Scraped on 03/08/2025, 22:04:08 UTC
My question now is, how do I find my post that was deleted and how do I find the thread where I made the post?
Other than the 2 methods, you can also find them in ModlogModlog
Visit the Modlog page (it is also called as Deletion log). You can search for some information
Mostly, you will use the following search command to search for potentially recent actions from moderators on that account (ban, nuke, delete posts, remove topics, etc.)
Note: If a topic was trashed, the topic #0 will be displayed, instead of real topic ID before it was trashed.
Visit the Modlog page (it is also called as Deletion log). You can search for some information
- Deleted reply
- Removed topic
- Autoban user
- Nuke user
Mostly, you will use the following search command to search for potentially recent actions from moderators on that account (ban, nuke, delete posts, remove topics, etc.)
Code:
member #userid
It is basic command and you can combine with other keywords such as ban, nuke, delete, removeNote: If a topic was trashed, the topic #0 will be displayed, instead of real topic ID before it was trashed.
Have your post been deleted too because it was off topic?
Yes, and you can find that for any user using https://bpip.org/ Just naviage to the user profile and at the bottom you can find the number of posts deleted.And here's mine