I keep being asked to give a reason for deleting a post. I was wondering if these were stored anywhere and if any were worth sharing?
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Are the reasons why posts are deleted stored anywhere?
- Thread starter Curious_Tongue
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They're stored on the deleted post.
No, they're not worth sharing. But they're good from an admin view to see if someone's going nana's.
No, they're not worth sharing. But they're good from an admin view to see if someone's going nana's.
How?
you're infringing upon the rights of EU citizens, namely GDPR
God knows the reasons for deleted posts, and you will be judged for ur reasons.
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