Explanation why topic is deleted

[filipvosa]

Can someone explain to me how it works right there? My fifth comment so far, saw some topics and one of them is deleted - is this censorship normal here? Why cant all user who commented to that thread get some notification, about "hey, the topic/thread you have commented in was deleted because of this/that/this/that" and so on, just explain why it is deleted.

I consume LPs content for years and have a good meaning about the company, but what the hell I just saw here is something I dont like - the reason of deletion - someone gives critics? what the heck...

[dap-addict]

Its quite easy: Avoid banned OPs posting with new accounts and new names!
Try to stick to subject, like for instance not start a GIO critic in a IV thread.
If you add critic try to be specific, not just generalizing, so that directors can learn something.
Watch out to also contribute something positive in the forum, like giving some tips, linking scenes you like or who fit a theme searched for, and not only write posts to critic this or that.

[grey00owl]

Can someone explain to me how it works right there? My fifth comment so far, saw some topics and one of them is deleted - is this censorship normal here? Why cant all user who commented to that thread get some notification, about "hey, the topic/thread you have commented in was deleted because of this/that/this/that" and so on, just explain why it is deleted.

I consume LPs content for years and have a good meaning about the company, but what the hell I just saw here is something I dont like - the reason of deletion - someone gives critics? what the heck...

I feel the same. Already experienced it in the Cayenne's thread: I think that censorship is always wrong, except in extreme cases, what is not here the case.
Admittedly it was not very smart by Kappadon to open a new topic for newly criticising Joachim Kessef, but even though his criticism is too general and maybe bias motivated, he has NOT verbally injured him, nor threatened him.

[filipvosa]

Its quite easy: Avoid banned OPs posting with new accounts and new names!
Try to stick to subject, like for instance not start a GIO critic in a IV thread.
If you add critic try to be specific, not just generalizing, so that directors can learn something.
Watch out to also contribute something positive in the forum, like giving some tips, linking scenes you like or who fit a theme searched for, and not only write posts to critic this or that.

Thank you for post and tips, Its true that when the critic is divided into IV threads its bad and confusing. Im just scared if people dont get banned for just saying someone is producing things that the person doesnt like. And btw: saying that some director can learn something is specific by my POV.
the positive controbution is the sure thing

[dap-addict]

filipvosa, if I remember right your GIO critic was specific and ok as such.
But it was not the place to put it.
Go to GIO forum and look for a thread to add that comment of yours - and open a new thread only if you dont find an old one suiting.
Don't be afraid, we critic a lot here, me, too!
But make sure also to make positive contributions for the forum!

[xxx]

We ban people very rarely. You can get banned for :

- being insulting when you could easily criticize more politely (we don't delete critics - forum is full of them).
- spreading misinformation and propaganda (personally can't stand this crap).
- spamming.
- posting link to pirated content.
- making worthless posts and not stopping after being requested to.

I think that's about it. There might be other reasons but I can't think of any right now.

[xxx]

More on the topic of being more polite and critics : don't feel like you need to drop in the threads of models you don't like to express your discontent. While it is normal to feel like you have to tell us you don't like certain content, you don't have to worry about us not noticing. The Per-per-view system is extremely punishing already : bad scenes mean a loss of $$$ and we know which scenes don't do well very early.