Skepticism: Collapse of Wave Function and Deletion of My Thread

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A user expressed frustration over the deletion of their thread discussing the collapse of the wave function. The moderators clarified that the thread is under review to determine if it meets the forum's posting criteria, including accuracy and citation of peer-reviewed sources. The user questioned the lack of input in the moderation process. Moderators emphasized the importance of adhering to the forum's rules, which the user agreed to upon joining. The discussion highlights the balance between user contributions and adherence to community standards.
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I created a thread in skeptisism about how the collapse of the wave function causes collapse, why was it deleted?

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Sorry, I have not had time to send you a message. The thread is in moderation and is being discussed by the mentors. We will let you know our decision on it within 24 hours.
 
Madam, why is my thread being discussed, do I have no say in the matter?
 
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Madam, why is my thread being discussed, do I have no say in the matter?
Your thread is being discussed to see if it meets our minimum criteria for posting (accuracy, mainstream science, appropriate peer reviewed sources cited, discussion value, etc...).

If you haven't read our rules yet that you agreed to when you joined, you might want to do so now. The global guidelines can be found under the RULES link found at the top of every page. Additionally, individual sub-forums may also have additional rules and can be found at the top of those forums as a sticky.
 

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