Posts made by CHaynes2013

@david.wiese That's the thing. My 'are you drunk' comment wasn't removed (that entire thread got deleted). Again, even in that comment, I said his demeanor (meaning posting two topics about basically telling off his entire office) made him seem drunk, not his grammar.
I am well aware that SW isn't completely English speaking, and I don't get on people for grammar. The part that bugs me was that something I said in a completely different thread was removed, but the mod cited me posting that previously.

Also, can we stop with the "why don't you talk to them?" If you had read my post, you would clearly see that I did go to them. I didn't come here to complain, I just happened to notice someone else complain about a mod deleting their post, and I said "that happened to me too. What's up with the mods"
@scottalanmiller Frank didn't respond to either of my comments. He didn't redact or change anything as far as I can tell.

@Bill-Kindle I understand if his English isn't near perfect, but I was commenting on his demeanor of "everyone can go screw themselves, I'm out of here!"

I think it's a gross overgeneralization by mods to just go around deleting posts. But then again, I probably shouldn't be bitching about mods, it's not exactly productive.

@scottalanmiller My post was deleted out of: http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/548723-closed-due-to-financial-reasons?page=1&source=navbar-community-notifications#entry-3598107

But the main "offending" comment was in a now deleted thread called "how to tell everyone there welcome"

@Bill-Kindle I did. He informed me that I was "attacking" the OP, and that I should only use humor if "it's a close friend or colleague, obviously it's a bit different than an internet stranger."

Basically, because I haven't met Frank in person, I should avoid making any jokes about his post. Even though the thread I asked if he was drunk got deleted because the OP was that ridiculous.

I know exactly what you mean. David just deleted two of my posts because I asked if the OP was drunk for wanting to tell off everyone in his office.

What is up with mods lately?

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