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The original post: /r/usenet by /u/doejohnblowjoe on 2024-12-09 03:25:56.

Now that we have some new moderators, can we get clarification on the rules for this sub and specifically what is or isn't allowed to be posted? Previously, I had some posts removed by the last mod because he would basically just remove all posts he didn't like. Well, I just tried posting again and had my new post prevented from being posted due to automod rules (which aren't clearly spelled out either) and when discussing with a mod I was told my post was not allowed but was mostly just told that people could search the sub for the same thing I just posted. Is consolidating information into single post not allowed? Are posts with similar topics forbidden? I honestly don't know because the rules are not clear.

The sidebar clearly says "Please read the rules in the sidebar before posting. Failure to do so may result in your content being removed automatically or upon review by a member of the mod team." But even when a post seemingly violates no rules (I've read them several times), posts are still removed at the will of the mods. Can we get some set in stone rules with clear transparency for us frequent users? It's hard to post in this sub when every topic could be off limits and the rules are hidden.

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