I think Alicorn understood paper-machine to be claiming to see deleted comments in-place. I also think this because going to someone’s user page and seeing banned comments does not seem like the kind of activity that would count as a “privilege escalation bug”.
Comments were banned simply because thumbs down indicated that people did not want to read them.
CENSORSHIP because no one had to read what I wrote. They knew exactly what they would get when they returned to the thread as I was consistent throughout.
Although the mod asked me not to post. Another senior member pm’d me and suggested that I post less often and try to add something to a discussion that was agreeable to other participants. SO I’d wait a few weeks and then added comments including information from mathematicians in support of my conclusions, thinking that this would be more acceptable. Since it was not, I can only conclude that people are just NOT open to the different pov that I have.
Vlad_nesov said:
“those enabling them by responding to them should stop.and (A specific suggestion I have is to establish a community norm of downvoting those participating in hopeless conversations, even if their contributions are high-quality.)
ADDED: What is sad, is that I wanted to talk about the OP, amplitudes and configurations, and everyone else keep wanting to talk about me, and have me read other sequences, etc. The false conclusions others have made about GPS just needed to be addressed as well as many other points, but I’ll leave it alone. It is obvious no matter how much water flows under the bridge, I will be censored. Folks here are not interested in discussing the erroneous conclusions of the virtual half-silvered mirror experiment.
You also see banned comments? I think the person to notify is Matt of Tricycle.
The ability to see banned comments on userpages (but nowhere else) is a feature.
(Someone taking the active step of clicking on a username presumably has a specific interest in seeing the comments, and ought to be able to.)
I think Alicorn understood paper-machine to be claiming to see deleted comments in-place. I also think this because going to someone’s user page and seeing banned comments does not seem like the kind of activity that would count as a “privilege escalation bug”.
Depends on why the comments were banned. If it’s because they disclosed information which shouldn’t have been disclosed...
Comments were banned simply because thumbs down indicated that people did not want to read them. CENSORSHIP because no one had to read what I wrote. They knew exactly what they would get when they returned to the thread as I was consistent throughout.
Although the mod asked me not to post. Another senior member pm’d me and suggested that I post less often and try to add something to a discussion that was agreeable to other participants. SO I’d wait a few weeks and then added comments including information from mathematicians in support of my conclusions, thinking that this would be more acceptable. Since it was not, I can only conclude that people are just NOT open to the different pov that I have.
Vlad_nesov said:
“those enabling them by responding to them should stop.and (A specific suggestion I have is to establish a community norm of downvoting those participating in hopeless conversations, even if their contributions are high-quality.)
ADDED: What is sad, is that I wanted to talk about the OP, amplitudes and configurations, and everyone else keep wanting to talk about me, and have me read other sequences, etc. The false conclusions others have made about GPS just needed to be addressed as well as many other points, but I’ll leave it alone. It is obvious no matter how much water flows under the bridge, I will be censored. Folks here are not interested in discussing the erroneous conclusions of the virtual half-silvered mirror experiment.