I got shadowbanned!

[Saisher]

Good but why didn't you simply paste the text from the docs into your post?  Generally, people don't trust links.

Thanks for your suggestion. Sharing the docs on Google Docs seems easier and looks cleaner to me.

You are inviting to report you to the moderator it's better to reconstruct your post here delete some of it, or it's better to lock this thread to avoid people from reporting this thread, it doesn't look good here.

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[fatsy]

Good but why didn't you simply paste the text from the docs into your post?  Generally, people don't trust links.

Thanks for your suggestion. Sharing the docs on Google Docs seems easier and looks cleaner to me.

You are inviting to report you to the moderator it's better to reconstruct your post here delete some of it, or it's better to lock this thread to avoid people from reporting this thread, it doesn't look good here.

This thread was moved to Meta

[fatsy]

I wonder why my original post was deleted and not moved like this one?

[TheBeardedBaby]

I'm not surprised that your posts got deleted. After you were warned that it's against the rules to make multiple posts in a short time in your first reply, you just ingored it and continue to multipost. This is not a chatroom. Edit your previous post if you want to add something new.
Read the rules and take them seriously, otherwise you probably will be banned one day.

[DdmrDdmr]

I wonder why my original post was deleted and not moved like this one?

You might have got your first posts deleted on this thread for creating multiple posts in a row is a short time span. Nevertheless, the thread picked up traction with answers, and may have therefore been moved to its proper location instead of deleted.

The original thread looked like this (similar to what you’ve indicated here at some point):
 https://web.archive.org/web/20190708093934/http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5162522.0
The OP in that deleted thread does no explain barely anything, and the core of the post needs to be retrieved from a couple of google docs. It was likely reported for spam and accepted as such. The OP should be more elaborate in itself.

[SaltySpitoon]

I'm going to repost here what got deleted and see if happens again.

Just felt the need to say that this is typically not a good idea. I haven't followed any additional links in this thread, but if you are correct in saying that your thread was deleted because it was in the wrong section, you won't have a problem recreating the thread but this time in the proper section. If your thread was deleted because of the content and you repost it, the consequences get more severe.

Having a post/thread deleted is a moderator warning. You don't typically get PMs in detail explaining what the problem was, its expected that people can reskim the rules and figure it out, if not threads like this in meta show up and people will try to help you figure it out. If you repeat an action that you get a warning for, your chance of more severe consequences such as ban time increases.

Again, not to scare you, if you are correct that the problem was that your thread was in the wrong section you are fine, but I'd try to confirm that because as mentioned earlier, threads in the wrong section will more often than not be moved to the correct section rather than just sent to the trash.

[fatsy]

updates: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ug4z1t2OofGW_DTsNuaid83K6rUS_tO5XzCvjK0ONzg/edit
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sjQAvVLCPHhXSd9KE9paxX8jsOtdY7qOFPlE1NZ-xIg/edit

[actmyname]

Just for future reference, I would also stop multi-posting (i.e. creating consecutive thread replies) and start editing posts if you need to update something.
If a bump is necessary, then wait 24 hours and republish the post. Otherwise, you're just creating spam.

*when a thread has a new edited reply, it becomes marked as "unread" again*

[fatsy]

Just for future reference, I would also stop multi-posting (i.e. creating consecutive thread replies) and start editing posts if you need to update something.
If a bump is necessary, then wait 24 hours and republish the post. Otherwise, you're just creating spam.

*when a thread has a new edited reply, it becomes marked as "unread" again*

Hi, thanks for your advise.

All of the updates are done on Google Docs, so if you want to view the updates, you must click on the links in the opening paragraph (OP).

I'm simply making it easier to view the updates by reposting the links without having to navigate back to it.

[actmyname]

Hi, thanks for your advise.

All of the updates are done on Google Docs, so if you want to view the updates, you must click on the links in the opening paragraph (OP).

I'm simply making it easier to view the updates by reposting the links.

I meant as in your posts.

You should not be making multiple forum posts in succession within a given thread. Additional information may be appended to previous posts with the edit button which will also update the thread's unread status for those that have viewed a previous update.

This is unrelated to your Google document. (never mind the fact that it's Google).

[bitart]

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All of the updates are done on Google Docs, so if you want to view the updates, you must click on the links in the opening paragraph (OP).

I'm simply making it easier to view the updates by reposting the links.

It's still a fact that people don't like to follow external links (even google document links).
There's always a small chance that it contains virus/unexpected harmful content...
Why don't you just create a new post if there's an update in the docs?
That would move your thread to the top of the list and more people would read your thread... if you just update the google docs and you don't touch your thread it will be on the end of the topic list and nobody would check in to read your updated stuff...
Just my 2 sats

[fatsy]

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All of the updates are done on Google Docs, so if you want to view the updates, you must click on the links in the opening paragraph (OP).

I'm simply making it easier to view the updates by reposting the links.

It's still a fact that people don't like to follow external links (even google document links).
There's always a small chance that it contains virus/unexpected harmful content...
Why don't you just create a new post if there's an update in the docs?
That would move your thread to the top of the list and more people would read your thread... if you just update the google docs and you don't touch your thread it will be on the end of the topic list and nobody would check in to read your updated stuff...
Just my 2 sats

Thanks for your feedback. I plan to start a new thread once the Dapp is ready.

[eternalgloom]

Don't think it has already been suggested here, but seems to me like this would be a good fit for Project Development, but with another title.
Also ditch the Google Docs and just write everything in the OP and update that.