i had a post that was flagged by the community and a staff member opted to restore it
then it just disappeared it was about just making a more positive safer community with a suggestion of battle tags
and it’s been one of the more friendly and positive post i seen in a long time
If you didn’t receive an email as to why it was deleted with an appeal link, then I’m not sure there is a way to submit a ticket. Check your forum notifications to see if there’s a link in there.
Looks like the most common reason for reporting was spam, Xanestina. That really isn’t terribly unusual if there are existing threads - especially if one is long and at least semi-current.
Unfortunately, many moderator decisions are unexplained and may seem weird. Blizzard does occasionally delete posts regardless of anyone flags it or not. Sometimes I have seen entire sections of a thread being purged, though I can’t recall any examples.
To be clear, you aren’t referring to an entire thread being deleted, right? Because that’s a separate, though totally valid issue.
Oh my bad. I saw your Battletag thread and supported it. I assume it was deleted because it got extremely toxic. I think this happened to the last Battletag megathread too. I think it is crazy that someone else’s toxicity can get a thread removed, but it’s probably what happened.
There needs to be some kind of safe Battletag thread.
If the topic cannot stay civil, then it gets deleted. That’s how it should be. We cannot control others’ actions, so moderators do it for them as they should.
All we can do is advise on what’s best for the health of the community and so there is no further action against the OP.
Far more than one or two, Xanestina. There are times a thread spins so far out of scope - or simply has served it’s purpose that negatives outweigh positives. Negativity often feeds upon itself. Once a downward trend starts, it’ can often pass the point of no return. That doesn’t mean the discussion wasn’t had - or seen, and served it’s purpose.
There was, but it got locked and hidden last I knew. Then a new one started and it vanished overnight on Sunday I think? Or Monday.
It was locked because people were bickering and trying to get it locked on purpose. There are some folks who really really enjoy having alts to be anonymous on and want it to say that way. By proving that their alts can be disruptive though, they seem to have only proven the point that single forum ID (btag) would be an improvement.