Advise?

[sat-ire]

If you are going to remove posts could you please let your members who went to the trouble of posting them know that they have been removed, and more importantly, why.

A lot of work goes into my posts which are solely designed to help other subscribers know where to find football matches on the service I am subscribed to.

I cannot see what rule I broke; and it is also quite confusing as the first time I posted it was approved before being removed the following day.

Thank you for your time.

 

[redhat]

Such kind of advertising content threads we will not tolerate anymore

 

[sat-ire]

Such kind of advertising content threads we will not tolerate anymore

Thank you for your reply.

It is quite blatantly not advertising. Whoever originally approved my first post obviously didn't believe so either.

The posts are solely designed to help viewers find the correct channels through which to watch football matches.

No more.

No less.

Many people find the guides quite useful.

And, as I said, as a suggestion it would be very helpful to let people know that their posts have been removed, and why. This might save a lot of time at both ends.

As a final point - I have absolutely nothing to gain from advertising any service.

 

[redhat]

Yes maybe your right, such kind of content may lead to unnecessary legal problems.
I personally do not want to have such content here, sorry.

 

[sat-ire]

Yes maybe your right, such kind of content may lead to unnecessary legal problems.
I personally do not want to have such content here, sorry.

That's OK mate. I have no problem with your reasons - although I don't understand them as it is a site facilitating selling illegal content.

My posts simply list the channels showing football matches!

My main complaint was that I wasn't told my post had been removed - or why.

 

[redhat]

I am not responsible for the content that the users are offering.
I don’t accept links to pay server, some personal contact details and I didn’t accept also exaggerated advertising.

Honestly, I'm also thinking about whether I should close the subscription area completely.

 

[sat-ire]

I am not responsible for the content that the users are offering.
I don’t accept links to pay server, some personal contact details and I didn’t accept also exaggerated advertising.

Honestly, I'm also thinking about whether I should close the subscription area completely.

In law, the owner of a website is very much responsible for whatever is published on their website, so yes, you are very much responsible.

Or to put it another way, why do you believe that a list of channels showing a football match in a post you are 'not responsible for' would cause legal problems yet a load of threads offering highly illegal content would not, or are less likely to.

All of which is immaterial to the actual complaint, which you still haven't addressed ie the courtesy of advising members that their post has been removed, and why.