Dear Moderators, I have noticed recently that someone is deleting my posts. They are professional, so there is no scope of hurting anyone. Please see Snapshot-1 where the site shows that I have submitted my post (Latest Files from Members). If you click on "view thread" to see the post - Snapshot-2, my post should be there right below Dinesh Divekar's post, but it is not there.
I would like to know who is doing this to me. This is the fourth or fifth time that someone has deleted my posts. I get a lot of business from citehr, and I am also active in sharing my knowledge (with more than 39,000 downloads), so this is really bothering me.
Please help me out! Thank you!
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From India, Delhi
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618I would like to know who is doing this to me. This is the fourth or fifth time that someone has deleted my posts. I get a lot of business from citehr, and I am also active in sharing my knowledge (with more than 39,000 downloads), so this is really bothering me.
Please help me out! Thank you!
Regards
From India, Delhi
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There is an automated service that removes repeated posts or posts with little content. So, if you are reposting your profile or posting short content without providing insight into what the user is asking for, they will be deleted automatically. The same rule applies to everyone, and many of Dinesh's posts have also been removed by this process. We encourage consultants to engage in discussions on the topic with users rather than repeatedly posting their profiles. We hope for more successful business interactions, but they need to be genuine and polite.
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CHR
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Few of my posts were removed as no one posted in that thread beyond the first post. I too learned about the system deletion from Sid and took his advice. Hence, I now post in two parts, with two different posts in the same thread, such as the one in this thread: Amazon work culture.
I completely understand that not everyone would want to participate in the discussion on the post I am making. Most of the time, it's just to share, such as a post on a webinar I attended. No one could have contributed anything to it as it was pure learning that I was sharing. Therefore, I will keep my thread alive with subsequent postings on my thread.
Hope this helps.
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I completely understand that not everyone would want to participate in the discussion on the post I am making. Most of the time, it's just to share, such as a post on a webinar I attended. No one could have contributed anything to it as it was pure learning that I was sharing. Therefore, I will keep my thread alive with subsequent postings on my thread.
Hope this helps.
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Hi CHR, I would appreciate it if you could review the thread and inform me of any issues. #post2253302
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If someone has inquired about training services, I will respond with a general reply containing my profile and information about my services. If someone has only mentioned certain topics, I am unable to provide a training outline with limited information.
Response to Posts
How would you like us to respond to such posts? Please elaborate. Additionally, please provide an example for the aforementioned post so that I can understand your expectations from trainers.
Clarification on Duplicate Posts
Please clarify: In what way is the above post a duplicate post? What leads you to believe that the content is irrelevant to the thread.
Thank you.
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The post you mentioned isn't deleted and seems like a perfectly decent reply to the query. However, if you were to copy that same post onto other threads with similar requests and 80% of the content were the same, it would automatically get removed. The measure was put in place to combat people who would come in and start posting their profiles on hundreds of threads. I do realize now that this could be a problem for people who also contribute to helping others via the platform. Perhaps a more sophisticated method is required where posts are not removed if a certain threshold of appreciations has been received by the user. I'll put this in place soon.
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CHR
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