Please delete my account.

[Exitoral]

That's because you are not learning from the post being deleted. Observe and read what others has posted. From my own experience when I was a newbie, not quite long I became jr member. I posted at random not thinking or replying directly to the topic. That alone can get your post deleted. And also, this forum doesn't allow irrelevant comments. I read some of the comments and I am like, what an intelligent post. Let me tell you something. My post get deleted frequently anytime I posted on bitcoin forum. There's this post I made where i shouldn't have. I didn't read to understand the terms and I just posted. After I posted, I went back to read the topic and what the OP posted only to realise I have replied with a very intelligent reply. My post got deleted.

My advice to you is to understand the message being passed before you can make your comments on it. Address core issues as regard to the topic and not commenting at random. Read through your deleted post and try to understand what went wrong. Most times, your post gets deleted and you might not know the reason. Read it again, you'll know the reason. It's all about learning. With time you'll get better.

[leonair]

I am tired of moderators deleting my posts without even explaining the reason. it keeps happening and honestly it killed my motivation to stay here.

I never had this kind of problem on Altcoinstalks. people there are more relaxed and i can post normally without worrying about random deletions all the time.

So i would rather leave and stay active there instead.

Just forget about this forum. Because once an account is created here, that account is never deleted. Why do you need to permanently delete your account? If you don't feel comfortable with this forum, just stop using it and stop posting.

If you post anything worthless or spam here, your post will definitely be deleted. Although there are millions of users here, it is not possible for the moderators to monitor all the posts, but there is an option to report to moderator and there are many users here who report low quality posts to moderators, so you cannot get a pass by posting low quality posts. So if you do not feel comfortable in this forum, just leave.

[Z_MBFM]

I am tired of moderators deleting my posts without even explaining the reason. it keeps happening and honestly it killed my motivation to stay here.

I never had this kind of problem on Altcoinstalks. people there are more relaxed and i can post normally without worrying about random deletions all the time.

So i would rather leave and stay active there instead.

You are saying you want to delete your account but posting here again. The thing is that you are showing emotion so that your post is not deleted. This forum is not a place to show emotion. If you post shit, your post will definitely be deleted. The number of users on Altcoinstalks is less and there are less posts so not much is taken care of there but you can't compare Btt with Altt. Altt is a shit forum so shit posts can be allowed there but not here. Your account will not be deleted and no one can help you in this regard. However, if you do AI or Plagiarism post then your account may be permanently banned this can be a solution for you if you can't forget about the forum haha

[Tetu100]

Why worrying over deleting your account when you can easily walk away from the forum without stress. It's obvious you can't, if you find the forum not too conducive again then you can give space for interested users to feel free.

It's cleared that you hate being corrected when doing  wrong but that should have make you better. But that's by the way you can feel free to leave when you are ready.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Since the OP changed his mind about leaving and decided to write and save time and also keep up on both forums,  can close the topic and not persuade him, since it seems his topic was solely to attract attention and something that beginners dream of but are shy to admit.

[alegotardo]

Just abandon the account because it cannot be delete and thanks for coming.
Sorry spams are fairly moderated here

If you care to try and improve on your posting pattern here I think you need to learn the rules because obviously the both forum has different rules and probably that’s why you must have been having your posts deleted more here.

One of the reasons I feel your posts and threads are deleted here is possible because of either or both of this conditions in the thread below, you can actually try to evaluate your posts.

I do not want to side with the OP, in fact I am not even concerned about whether his posts are actually spam or not (I believe this can be easily verified at  bitlist.co), but I would like to take advantage of the OP's topic to comment about a need that I think is an "interesting" feature.

Why the owner of a deleted post does not receive the reason for the "punishment received"?
Look... post moderation nowadays is not something educational where the person who made the mistake receives the reason why their post was deleted, the moderation is only punitive because its intention is simply to delete the error without pointing out to the culprit what they did wrong.

How can they improve if sometimes they do not even know what they did wrong?

Of course, most of the time the person knows what they did wrong because they intentionally make mistakes, but I am talking about other scenarios where a simple message along with the deletion of the topic can be quite effective in preventing the offender from making the same mistake again.

[Cricktor]

Why the owner of a deleted post does not receive the reason for the "punishment received"?

Because there's likely a lot of moderation work needed and moderators simply would be way too exhaustively busy if they had to explain everything.

How can they improve if sometimes they do not even know what they did wrong?

Well, they could use their brain and figure it out in most of the cases by themselves? Study the forum rules thoroughly and judge by themselves why their post likely was deleted. If they really had the intention to learn I'd assume this process could be quite educational.

This is not kindergarten here and spoon-feeding doesn't push you forward...

[macson]

Bitcointalk is not altcointalk. They are two different forums. So there's no need to compare your experience there with this one, as they both have different rules and oversight.

And from what I can see, you've posted quite frequently since this thread. Have you changed your mind? But whatever, this is a forum, and you should learn to understand the rules. If you feel you no longer have the motivation to stay, you can leave, no one is stopping you.

[KingsDen]

I am tired of moderators deleting my posts without even explaining the reason. it keeps happening and honestly it killed my motivation to stay here.

It's true that there's no explanation that accompanies post deletion to enable the default know where they went wrong. But history has it that the main reasons newcomers posts are deleted are;
Spam (low level post) and off topic posts.

I never had this kind of problem on Altcoinstalks. people there are more relaxed and i can post normally without worrying about random deletions all the time.

Anybody can post in that forum. Infact people are encouraged to create threads there in order to receive some stars, unlike here that you'll be cautioned if you create a low value or repetitive threads.
So, to succeed here, don't use the Altcoinstalks standards, it's below what is obtainable here.

So i would rather leave and stay active there instead.

No one will also beg you to remain here. It will be better you figure out how to succeed here and not to chicken out.

Since the OP changed his mind about leaving and decided to write and save time and also keep up on both forums,  can close the topic and not persuade him, since it seems his topic was solely to attract attention and something that beginners dream of but are shy to admit.

It seems the post you quoted predates this we are discussing on.
However, OP have started posting in other threads, he has decided to take the challenge.