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EmmaS-NRAS , may I ask, how/ why onesizefitsall post, 'The end of RA...?': healthunlocked.com/nras/pos...... , disappeared?
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I read 👓 it, replied 📝 to it, & then (when I went back to look 👀 at it), it went 💨 poof 💨 ! 😳
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[The URL/ link 🔗 to the post read: "It looks like that post has been deleted . "]
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I'm unable to contact 👉📧👈 (PM) onesizefitsall, either. 😯
Any clues? 🤔
Thank you kindly for any insights you're comfortable sharing. 😌 🙏
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I've placed the text 📄 of his post (& my reply) here ( healthunlocked.com/nras/pos... ), for those of us who are interested in what he kindly share with us. 😌 🙏
[I don't think his post breached any 'NRAS Community Guidelines'? 🤔 Therefore, I'm trying to understand 🙇💭 why the post disappeared 💨 — was "deleted" — along with the replies.]
Thank you for your message. We did receive a number of reports about the post overnight but by the time my colleague clicked on the links this morning the post and user had both disappeared. Either the user took the decision to do this themselves or it's possible that HU have removed the user/post - either based on the content/number of reports received or they've been picked up in their automated spam filters.
In meantime, is it problematic or inappropriate for me to re-post onesizefitsall's original text into a new post? 🤔
The text is under an old post ( healthunlocked.com/nras/pos... ) if you'd like to view it to assess whether it violates, NRAS's 'Community Guidelines'?
Again, I'm not seeing anything 'violating' or 'problematic' about it.
Can't understand why it was deleted. 🤷♂️ 🤷♀️
I think the information he (onesizefitsall), kindly shared with us is of USE to those of us who are interested in the topic.
If you wouldn't mind letting me know if it's safe to re-post, I'd appreciate it. 🙏 😌
I've had a quick chat with the other admins and we're all in agreement that even if the post hadn't been removed (either by the user or HU) then we would have taken the same action so feel it is not appropriate on this occasion to re-post.
The problem is not with the general content of the post but that they were advising people on what to do and the information, such as NICE not being allowed to suggest diet to anyone, was untrue. It’s not that they couldn’t have put a post up about how diet helped their wife's psoriatic arthritis, they just can’t suggest that people are struggling ‘unnecessarily’ on medication and that this would cure their condition. It’s all in the phrasing! The reason we were looking to remove rather than edit is that we took issue with so much of it that in order to stay, it would really need to be rewritten by the author rather than heavily edited by us.
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