Suggestions regarding the removal of the post-deletion feature
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Recently, Sister Piaoxiang and other members have inexplicably lost a large amount of points; the reason for this is surely the deletion of many posts. It is suggested that the deletion function be removed, and posts that need to be deleted should be moved to the recycle bin so that they can be handled by a designated person. This makes it easy for someone to maliciously delete posts. As for deleting replies, it is recommended to use blocking rather than deletion. In short, there is a strong demand to remove the post-deletion feature
The owner’s suggestion of simply blocking posts with meaningless replies isn’t very effective; such posts still take up forum space. Looking forward to ** results!
I can delete the posts I made, right? Some of those posts were created on a whim and aren’t very thorough; deleting them won’t have any major impact on the forum.
Today I deleted a post that was a notice from internet police; it was a greeting post for the Dragon Boat Festival. If there were replies to that post and points were awarded, those points would be removed automatically. A few fewer points aren’t a big deal; there’s no need to make a fuss out of it. There are reasons for both increases and decreases.
I disagree with the original poster’s view. Deleting posts that do not meet the standards or are not properly formatted is necessary for managing a forum. If posts that are legitimate are deleted without reason or out of malice, such behavior disqualifies someone from being a moderator. It’s not right to allow a few people to delete posts maliciously and thereby invalidate one of our ways of managing the forum; it’s a negative approach ； What we need to do is regulate the behavior of moderators, which is a positive approach. This is just my personal opinion; please correct me if there are any mistakes