Why Was My Post Deleted?

Nosrep

My post was deleted without warning or a reason why. Is there a way to find out why it could have been deleted?

(The post was a poll asking how much people spend in MCOC)

Nosrep

Why are people disagreeing? I was just asking if there was a way to find out why it could have been deleted.

ahmynuts

Probably because it was about peoples personal financial info

Kontestman

Man people on these forums disagree with anything I don’t mind it though I’m farming disagrees here’s a quote
“Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.”-Oscar Wilde

Demonzfyre

Nosrep said:

My post was deleted without warning or a reason why. Is there a way to find out why it could have been deleted?

(The post was a poll asking how much people spend in MCOC)

Discussing how much money you spend isn't an constructive post which is why it was taken down. It wouldn't do anything but cause issues in the long run.

obsidiman

Nosrep said:

Why are people disagreeing? I was just asking if there was a way to find out why it could have been deleted.

First time posting to the forum?

DNA3000

Nosrep said:

My post was deleted without warning or a reason why. Is there a way to find out why it could have been deleted?

(The post was a poll asking how much people spend in MCOC)

Threads that discuss specifics about what people spend often devolve into arguments about whether the game is pay to win, whether free to play players are being unfairly disadvantaged, and other topics that tend to be not just unconstructive, but all out shooting wars.

It is perfectly fine for people to start threads like "hey post your openings for such and such offer." Implicit in that thread is the fact that people actually did buy that offer. Those players sharing what they got is perfectly fine, and those kinds of threads rarely become heated or controversial.

But when you ask everyone "how much did you spend" there are some people who just won't stop there. They will start arguments justifying why how much they spend is the right amount and why everyone else is wrong. Free to play vs spender is in effect a religious topic on the forums.

Not that it doesn't come up elsewhere, but an over-concentration of it is probably something the mods want to try to avoid.