Censorship On Thaivisa?

[clokwise]

I assume an admin deleted my previous post because it violated some rule of some sort... would someone care to point out what "rule" it was? Presumably it's an unwritten rule, just like the one about not mentioning file sharing sites. Jeez, I've seen Chinese forums with less paranoia than here.

Considering my deleted post was about Thailand's net censorship -- I almost smell a conspiracy. But I could be wrong.

[Maestro]

would someone care to point out what "rule" it was?

I have occasionally seen a reference to forum rules and now I took the trouble to look them up and found them here.

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Maestro

[britmaveric]

10) Please do not post links to pages that contain objectionable material. This includes, warez, cracks, file sharing, pornography, pyramid schemes, referral ID's, ebay listings and requesting donations.

[zzap]

...unwritten rule, just like the one about not mentioning file sharing sites.

That one is mentioned in the forum rules.

[bolognamare]

Jeez, I've seen Chinese forums with less paranoia than here.

I perfectly understand your feelings, i felt the same when i've seen one of my favourite threads (started from myself) deleted at the 10th post.

I have understood the admin reasons, Los is a reign, not a democracy. Thaivisa offers the best source of high-skill info available about this country, they cannot suggest ways that can be used in the wrong way against Los. At the end i agree with them.

Use chinese forums for deepest matters, or post in riddles.

[Thomas_Merton]

Read the Forum Rules:

5) Discussion of moderation issues, actions or moderation policies concerning individual cases are not allowed in the forums. Such comments should be directed to a moderator or administrator, and not discussed on the forum.

[tuky]

I am glad we got that sorted out.

You guys are going to do me out of job

Thanks.