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You removed my post that was not support related. I can only presume it was because it was simply about Lemmy (not a request for help or how to use the site) and you misinterpreted your own rule.
Also, the post just disappeared. No reference to it again, no explanation.
Would be nice to see you enforcing the rules as they’re actually written and also at least provide some explanation about what happened.
For one, if your post was removed we are required to put a removal reason to remove it.
Two, I see no record of it in the mod log. Are you sure it just wasn't a victim of the intermittent downtime issues lemmy.world has had these past few weeks?
I'm not the OP, but I've noticed comments sometimes not being posted. There are probably a few glitches in Lemmy software or the clients still.
Wow, it's literally 1984
Better believe it. :)