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Is It True That Mods Can Remove Their Own Posts?

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ladybirder | 14:19 Mon 23rd Feb 2015 | Editor's Blog
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I see a couple of ABers have referred to a mod removing his/her own posts. Is this allowed? And how would we know who had removed a post although I suppose it is highly unlikely one mod would remove the post of another mod. Just interested as if it's true it seems unfair to me. Any thoughts?
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For a while I had a mod on one of mine who stamped the off topic stuff in threads out religiously, he got the push in the end because it was being done so he could be the centre of attention. Sorry LB it's the nature of these things
22:30 Mon 23rd Feb 2015
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This is like a classical flea bite
people cannot resist returning to it for a bit more scratching around

and yeah I agree with the comment that baby clothes have very little to do with mods moderating their own contributions
22:31 Mon 23rd Feb 2015
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It's just evolution
22:33 Mon 23rd Feb 2015
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no evolution is directed by the Creator from above innit ?
22:36 Mon 23rd Feb 2015
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Who? Ladybirder?
22:37 Mon 23rd Feb 2015

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