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I noticed just now that all the posts of and threads started by a member have disappeared. When I requested "all posts made by him" or "all threads started by him", the return was something like "no match". Why is that so?
Polly said:I noticed just now that all the posts of and threads started by a member have disappeared. When I requested "all posts made by him" or "all threads started by him", the return was something like "no match". Why is that so?
Knavish said:Yes, I noticed "this person's" posts being gone. Why? I'm really curious as to find out what he was doing wrong. If it's too much to tell, it's OK.
Posts and threads can disappear for a variety of reasons. It could be due to a technical issue with the website or server, a moderator removing the post or thread for violating community guidelines, or the user deleting their own post or thread.
In some cases, posts and threads can be recovered. If the disappearance was due to a technical issue, the website administrators may be able to restore the content. However, if the post or thread was intentionally deleted by a user or moderator, it is unlikely that it can be recovered.
As a user, you can ensure that your posts and threads adhere to community guidelines to avoid them being removed by moderators. You can also regularly back up important posts or threads for your own record. As a website administrator, implementing regular backups and maintenance can help prevent technical issues that may cause posts and threads to disappear.
No, the disappearance of posts and threads is not a common issue on all websites. It may be more prevalent on smaller or less established websites due to lack of resources or stricter moderation policies. Established and well-maintained websites are less likely to experience this issue.
In some cases, yes. If posts and threads are disappearing without explanation or without any action from moderators or users, it could be a sign of a security breach. It is important to report any suspicious activity to website administrators to address the issue.