Regarding ‘illegal content’ in historical posts”
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This post was last edited by Thank goodness you're here on 2016-6-17 at 15:27. While working on a post, I had a slight misunderstanding with the original poster; I’m posting here to invite everyone to discuss it. The post titled “Prohibited Content: Do Not Violate the Rules” issued by the forum was published on June 25, 2015 (see the attached document for details). So, what should be done regarding the violations mentioned in historical posts prior to the issuance of this regulation? Perform content editing, or leave it as is. @413343962 @guanjian88 @*lihuagong @boyirensheng @zhangqi1234 @cleaner @Fish_in_the_desert API 620-2012 - Powered by Discuz! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?m ... &page=1#pid15944758 Prohibited content; do not violate regulations - Powered by Discuz! http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1410146-1-1.html
Those copyrighted materials that were published in the standard version were all hidden by me under the old man’s guidance; ordinary people can’t see them
I find that those who leave contact information such as phone numbers or QQ IDs have their posts edited; those who just post nonsense messages have their points deducted
It can even be hidden, good.
Historical posts, not newly posted ones. It’s a historical post, right? No points will be deducted, right?
The standard version has an archive area that is not visible to non-administrators
Oh, if I had known this, I would have moved them all here.
It’s just a simple watering sticker; it replies with a bunch of randomly typed characters or letters
Any violations discovered now, whether historical or not, are handled one by one (handling: deletion, editing). Things like violation records and bans should be used on a case-by-case basis; it’s not possible to make generalizations.
That’s how I usually handle it: I edit what can be edited, and for what cannot be edited, I simply delete it, without it being recorded as a violation.
Let’s not get entangled in historical issues; no extra points will be given as encouragement