@TechnoFino @Subhankar @bhavyegoel
Don't know why but my TF message counts and reaction score are getting reduced all of a sudden without any reason.
For reference: in last few hours about 70 messages and about 90 reactions erased.
Guys it's not about points. It's about our contribution getting erased.
If my posts are getting vanished then what's the meaning of all my posts and time spent here. I might quit.
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Edit: Just came to know it's related to deletion of one of the most active thread in TF history with 120+ pages (120*20 = 2400+ posts by about 300+ members). It is more likely that 300+ good posts by 100+ members are also impacted by this decision.
Information archiving (by closing further comments with a link to connected thread) in my view is a much better option to follow, if needed.
Logically speaking, when a thread becomes too large (30+ pages) it becomes an asset, it's no longer two three members contribution, it's a collective contribution of many members. It is not owned by anyone either. Therefore, personal decision of two or three members is not enough in such cases. Synchronisation of information with time is also necessary.
Hence, I oppose such action.
@Rkr @Pavvan @BVC @vaibhav111
@Vasuki @sidp @cardio_guy @Mr. Bean
Don't know why but my TF message counts and reaction score are getting reduced all of a sudden without any reason.
For reference: in last few hours about 70 messages and about 90 reactions erased.
Guys it's not about points. It's about our contribution getting erased.
If my posts are getting vanished then what's the meaning of all my posts and time spent here. I might quit.
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Edit: Just came to know it's related to deletion of one of the most active thread in TF history with 120+ pages (120*20 = 2400+ posts by about 300+ members). It is more likely that 300+ good posts by 100+ members are also impacted by this decision.
Information archiving (by closing further comments with a link to connected thread) in my view is a much better option to follow, if needed.
Logically speaking, when a thread becomes too large (30+ pages) it becomes an asset, it's no longer two three members contribution, it's a collective contribution of many members. It is not owned by anyone either. Therefore, personal decision of two or three members is not enough in such cases. Synchronisation of information with time is also necessary.
Hence, I oppose such action.
@Rkr @Pavvan @BVC @vaibhav111
@Vasuki @sidp @cardio_guy @Mr. Bean
