HOW in the hell is this post worth 3 warning points?
It was trolling, and then you deleted it in order to try to get out of the regular points you would have gotten (or just to not look bad, I don't claim to know why you deleted it - it impeded moderation progress regardless).
MTE, he'll post something super tragiQ about confidence issues or getting bullied or something and almost nobody in the thread will notice. And then I wonder why nobody is trying to help/comfort him
I always thought he was trolling. If his stories are true, then it's very sad.
It was trolling, and then you deleted it in order to try to get out of the regular points you would have gotten (or just to not look bad, I don't claim to know why you deleted it - it impeded moderation progress regardless).
Oh, and by the way seaɴ. - I just now noticed you were warned. I didn't do that, so it should be clear that I'm not alone in thinking the post was inappropriate.
You are receiving this message because the ATRL moderators were concerned with your recent activity.
Category: Flamebait
Details:
This warning will associate 1 point(s) with your account. Members are banned for one month upon accumulating 10 points, and they are banned permanently upon accumulating 20 points.
Note: These points might expire in the future. You can look up your current total number of warning points by viewing your profile. Click on your user name at the top of any page, and then select the Warnings tab.
Your original post, below, was the cause for concern. Please follow our community guidelines and do not continue to submit posts like the one below. Here is your post, for reference:
Nah, it's pretty standard to add another point when the member tries to delete a warnable post.
Gurl I must say something, and I don't usually go out of my way to compliment a mod, but you're a very helpful one! Always responding to questions, clearing things up, and what not.
I just looked up and that isn't even an actual rule.
No, it's not on the rules page, but it can easily be determined to be Disruptive behavior. If you'd like my fellow staff members - including the admins - to back me up before taking my word on this, you're welcome to send in a help request addressing the issue.
