When something is flagged/removed from AB, I think it should be saved in some form and those records should still be accessible, just kept separate from the site as a whole. What do you think of this idea?
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Mr. Meaulnes
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Actually, this feature is already available. However, it is only available to the user who asked the question or answer. Here's how. Not many people know about this. 1. Go to My Profile and Activity. 2. Then go to My Q&A. 3. From there, go to Questions, and you can all the questions asked, even the ones that were rejected as well too. To find which answers have been rejected, repeat steps 1 and 2. In step 3, just go to Answers, and you can see all the answers, even the ones that were rejected. Hope this helps. =)
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Yes I believe they should be, in fact unless something is extremely offensive I do not think comment threads should be tampered with . I consider this unwarrented censorship. When I first joined AB I made a complaint about something I found extremely crude offensive and sacriligious, I was told that AB did not believe in censorship so people could say what they wished. Now there are quite a lot of people with different views that can censor comment threads . It is like the plates have shifted under California.
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Yes I also agree , so the moderation team and staff can check it when needed + 5
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i agree. i think it is a good idea, to protect users.
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