Explicit reasons should be given to newbies regarding post deletion

[Bitcoin Maxi]

I am very happy to be in this very educating platform. I know I am still trying my best to get well used to the platform. I still do a lot at least to gain more knowledge about the operations in the forum.  I noticed had a deleted post and I know it might either be the post was low in quality, repeating an already existing post,off topics or maybe violation of community guidelines. But I am still trying to wrap my head around which particular reason caused the deletion.
I think an explicit reason should always be given regarding deletion of post especially to the newbie so that we know how to correct ourselves and avoid it.
My opinion though, I stand to be corrected and also open to ways to avoid post deletion.

[TryNinja]

Was it this post?

https://bitlist.co/post/66140645

In this case, notice how you quote a huge post (4000 characters), and just replies to it with 2 lines of nothing of actual value:

I totally agree to all the points you've put down. Going through this will help for a successful start of business. In addition, I would love to add not sharing your business ideas with everyone you come across is also very important. Then sourcing for a good site or location should be considered too.

[Bitcoin Maxi]

Was it this post?

https://bitlist.co/post/66140645

In this case, notice how you quote a huge post (4000 characters), and just replies to it with 2 lines of nothing of actual value:

I totally agree to all the points you've put down. Going through this will help for a successful start of business. In addition, I would love to add not sharing your business ideas with everyone you come across is also very important. Then sourcing for a good site or location should be considered too.

Thank you for spelling out the error. Correction noted.

[NurseHub]

Thank you for spelling out the error. Correction noted.

To buttress what Tryninja has said you might encounter such situations often if you do know how to make good post and/or keep to the rules of the forum, you might keep falling victim of post deletion. So I think you should also make out time to read this Newbies - Read before posting Surely, after reading this thread you will know how to navigate the forum better and avoid getting into problems with the mods.

[Asiska02]

If the mods wants to explain to every newbie why their post got deleted, it will only take them a whole lot of time daily trying to write to many newbies making same mistakes over again.

You’ve been directed to a thread where every newbie coming new into the forum can actually go through to know the rules on how to post before they begin to post in the forum.

If you as a newbie is making a post and it gets deleted, check from the post that was deleted and that which was left behind, you can as well point out the reason why the deleted one was removed by the moderator.

[Cricktor]

Not only read the linked post that NurseHub mentioned but also basically follow, read and possibly understand also any of the links in that Newbies - Read before posting and pay attention especially to Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ.

Take your time to understand the forum rules, it may spare you some future troubles.

And to be frank, there's hardly any reason to full-quote another post just to add some of your reply to it. At minimum you can add a link to a quoted post like this, e.g. like I did for your initial post

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But there's something worse than a simple full-quote nonsense and that's full pyramid quotes. A true sign of a numb lazy ass. I'm quick to add excessive pyramid or notorious full-quoters to my ignore list, besides reporting them.

[Franctoshi]

The mods don't necessarily need to explain why your post was deleted, post can be deleted when they're pointless, or if there are misleading information etc. This is what some newbies face when they join the forum without reading rules that is guiding the platform, Therefore ensure you make out time and visit the link that's being provided to you, also feel free to always ask questions whenever you get confused with some certain things in the forum and how to navigate them.

[nakamura12]

If the mods wants to explain to every newbie why their post got deleted, it will only take them a whole lot of time daily trying to write to many newbies making same mistakes over again.

You’ve been directed to a thread where every newbie coming new into the forum can actually go through to know the rules on how to post before they begin to post in the forum.

If you as a newbie is making a post and it gets deleted, check from the post that was deleted and that which was left behind, you can as well point out the reason why the deleted one was removed by the moderator.

In addition to quote above, it's not just your post that will be checked but all of the post in the forum that's why there's no explicit reason sent to the poster who's post got deleted. If you think about it, there are a lot of post being made even as I explained this one is that there are post that have been made. You should read the forum rules and other pinned threads to understand more about this forum. Have a good day and good luck on your journey in this forum.

[Natalim]

There are a lot of newbies entering the market, and if majority of their posts got deleted, then it may require a lot of work for the mods to cater to them all, so I don't think it will be possible. Instead, learn from the quality posts of the other members, and compare your post to them, you will know then the reason why your posts are mostly deleted.

This is the reason why newbies should not rush into posting, its okay to read and explore the forum first before you finally decide to create your first post in the forum.

[TypoTonic]

And to be frank, there's hardly any reason to full-quote another post just to add some of your reply to it. At minimum you can add a link to a quoted post like this, e.g. like I did for your initial post

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Honestly, I think quoting the first post is only necessary when trying to emphasize a specific part (using snip), since a general reply is considered to be directed to the OP anyway.

But there's something worse than a simple full-quote nonsense and that's full pyramid quotes. A true sign of a numb lazy ass. I'm quick to add excessive pyramid or notorious full-quoters to my ignore list, besides reporting them.

Bitcointalk posting etiquette is a must read for this. @Bitcoin Maxi I suggest that you read it to avoid getting your posts reported and deleted.

[MusaMohamed]

If the mods wants to explain to every newbie why their post got deleted, it will only take them a whole lot of time daily trying to write to many newbies making same mistakes over again.

Moderators usually use their generic content for giving users about possible reasons of post deletion. Generally, posts can be deleted by no value, spam and other reasons in the forum rule list.

Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ.
I believe each user self-know about value and contribution from his post or topic and when their posts were deleted by forum moderators, they can simply think of possible following reasons as they are most common reasons for post deletions.

1. No zero or low value, pointless or uninteresting posts or threads. [1][e]

2. No off-topic posts.

3. No trolling.

[arhipova]

I think an explicit reason should always be given regarding deletion of post

Welcome aboard! If mods had to write a personalized essay for every deleted post, they'd need a second forum just for explanations.

[NotATether]

Was it this post?

https://bitlist.co/post/66140645

In this case, notice how you quote a huge post (4000 characters), and just replies to it with 2 lines of nothing of actual value:

Even the quote inside that post appears to be generated entirely with AI.

So I wouldn't be surprised if the whole topic was nuked as well.

[Nathrixxx]

Once a post is being deleted by the moderator, it explains the reason for that and also suggest possible ways to avoid having encounter of such again, while the aspect that was deleted was being quoted on the message received on OP inbox, so everything is well explained there, while not only newbies got affected in such manners, even a legendary account can faces such or more if found on the same thing.

[BitBakerr1]

The mods don't necessarily need to explain why your post was deleted,

No the mods should explain to the person why there post is deleted because explaining to them why there post was deleted will help them prevent making Such mistakes again.
When your post is been deleted they usually send you a message I think in that message they should include the main reason why the post was deleted, because when you don't explain to this newbies they will keep making same mistakes and to be honest it will give the mods more work and stress of deleting posts.
Newbies you people should try to go through the rules and regulations of this forum so it will help prevent you from making some mistakes, and again trying learning from others.

[Yablee0]

The mods don't necessarily need to explain why your post was deleted,

No the mods should explain to the person why there post is deleted because explaining to them why there post was deleted will help them prevent making Such mistakes again.
When your post is been deleted they usually send you a message I think in that message they should include the main reason why the post was deleted, because when you don't explain to this newbies they will keep making same mistakes and to be honest it will give the mods more work and stress of deleting posts.
Newbies you people should try to go through the rules and regulations of this forum so it will help prevent you from making some mistakes, and again trying learning from others.

Am cool with your point because explaining more to the folks especially a newbie why  his or her post was deleted gives them a better chance of making amend and do better in their next post, ie people can make mistakes even without them noticing it, as a matter of fact have also been in a situation like that were i made a post but was later deleted by the moderator and it was in the dm I receive I was able to know my short comings and work toward it.