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Topic	NWDs are bullshit
PatrickMahomes 06/24/19 4:41:04 PM #2:	Not to mention the fact that they accomplish nothing in terms of demonstrating to other users a post that is or isn't against the rules For example; let's say this topic gets NWD'd. How am I, random user #7932203, supposed to know that the topic is against the rules? Since the topic is staying up for its usual 2-3 days before purging, I am now operating under the assumption that topics of this nature are acceptable. The only way for me to find out that this topic is against the rules is, you guess it, to create it myself and then get an NWD of my own! There needs to be a tiny little red flag or something to indicate a NWD'd post. Nothing huge or disruptive. Just a tiny little exclamation mark or something where you can highlight it and it'll show the part of the ToU that it allegedly violated. --- MVP Tracker: 1-0 <cite>PatrickMahomes posted [p:923786296] in NWDs are b... [t:77815912]...</cite> <quote>Not to mention the fact that they accomplish nothing in terms of demonstrating to other users a post that is or isn't against the rules For example; let's say this topic gets NWD'd. How am I, random user #7932203, supposed to know that the topic is against the rules? Since the topic is staying up for its usual 2-3 days before purging, I am now operating under the assumption that topics of this nature are acceptable. The only way for me to find out that this topic is against the rules is, you guess it, to create it myself and then get an NWD of my own! There needs to be a tiny little red flag or something to indicate a NWD'd post. Nothing huge or disruptive. Just a tiny little exclamation mark or something where you can highlight it and it'll show the part of the ToU that it allegedly violated. --- MVP Tracker: 1-0</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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