Notifications of thread removals?

[jmurray01]

So that's why nobody congratulated me on getting to 6,000 the other day...dagnabbit...:laughing:

Bill, give me back my bunny ears then I might congratulate you.

 

[The kid]

I just checked my Hotmail in-box, which I rarely view --and I found a notice from TBN saying one of the threads I had started here had been considered political in nature and therefore removed. I was also given the information that if I wanted the thread moved to "Friendly Politics" I could reply to the email.

Now, the message sent here from TBN was dated back in JULY...so I don't recall the thread I started back then. However, I do recall having a thread removed RECENTLY (perhaps a month ago) and I received no notification via PM, and I found no email from TBN about that one today. When I noticed the thread had been removed, I inquired of Bird and he told me the recent one (about a lottery winner in Michigan collecting public assistance) had been removed because it was political in nature.

It appears there is no uniformity here to notify members that a thread has been removed...WHY can't they be informed via PM here instead of by email? And why was I never notified that my more recent thread had been removed?

They do both. Trust me I know.

 

[DT86]

Well you know what they say - a big post count is making up for inferiority in other areas...

What do they say about post ****** that rarely contribute anything usefull?

 

[jmurray01]

What do they say about post ****** that rarely contribute anything usefull?

Hold on, I'll ask Bill, he'll know!

 

[JDgreen227]

What do they say about post ****** that rarely contribute anything usefull?

You are saying I rarely contribute anything useful?

 

[DT86]

You are saying I rarely contribute anything useful?

No no no. Not you.

 

[MossRoad]

They do both. Trust me I know.

No, they do not do both. However, occasionally, someone may contact you via PM, but it is not standard practice to use the PM system to notify members of moderation actions.