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I addressed the act of prosecution without explanation. To remove a post without telling the person why they removed it. To tell them what rule was broken, or spirit contradicted, or even views offended. Anything!
But to just remove a post without conversation. That's just crappy. And everybody agrees that it's damn crappy. But it's considered normal now. Which is crazy.
That's what I want to discuss.
Except for when it's not normal and people post about being unfairly banned while showing a ban message telling them why. Yes, it's bad moderation and you should move to a better discussion place if that's how they run the place. It's not how all social media is though.
I did read all of that btw, I was just commenting on the parts of the discussion where you were talking about the definition of censorship and comparing it to freedom of speech suppression. There are different levels, some more acceptable than others.
And my solution is still valid, even if the initial reason for posting was simply overpowered moderation.