What happened to my post?

[badrus]

I posted this in Nudity in the theater and in art

PESO. (WEIGHT. An Essay on Lightness) is a 2019 performance by Carolina Silveira's Ciclo Montevideo Danza.

6 nude ladies Warning: 2 nude dudes

vimeo.com/739068167

Can someone tell me why it was taken down, and why when taken down no one gives a reson so if something was wrong it won't happen again. Thanks

[Fango]

Originally Posted by badrus

I posted this in Nudity in the theater and in art

PESO. (WEIGHT. An Essay on Lightness) is a 2019 performance by Carolina Silveira's Ciclo Montevideo Danza.

6 nude ladies Warning: 2 nude dudes

vimeo.com/739068167

Can someone tell me why it was taken down, and why when taken down no one gives a reson so if something was wrong it won't happen again. Thanks

1. That video has been posted about 6 times over the last year-and-a-half (starting here, a post which you yourself thanked, by the way). Frequent reposts get removed.

2. Moderators are neither required nor expected to provide an explanation for post removal. So many posts get removed or edited on a daily basis that providing an explanation for each and every one of them would take up an inordinate amount of our already limited (and freely volunteered) time. If someone asks why their post was removed, as you did, we are always happy to provide an answer.

Happy Thanksgiving

Fango

[Erotictimes]

I just looked through the posts I have contributed, and realized one has disappeared. It was a story of my wife's first encounter with another woman, submitted in the past few months to a thread about lesbian tendencies of one's significant other (a thread which seems to have been moved or deleted).

I am wondering why/how this happened? I suspect that the account associated with starting the thread could have been deleted, and if so would/did this wipe out ALL of the posts within the threads started by that account?

If I am correct about what happened - to prevent this in the future should I mirror my posts to a thread I started myself?

Just wondering, thank you in advance for an explanation.