Jasper Mangel: I suspect your last question was removed because it involved a statistical improbability. Everyone knows priests have s-e-x with little boys, not nuns!
Christopher Calcano: they might be offensive to others, and also they get removed everyweek or so
Basil Blasingame: it might be becouse u have backup or other stuff like thatfor more informatian go to privicy policy or communite guidelinesok
Clifford Gombos: are they inapropriate?
Whitley Leopold: if your questions are offensive, obnoxious and rude look out you are doomed. have a nice day now
Lewis Ranft: Because people on this site are very tight about the rules and regulations, or just easily offended, and will report you for little mistakes
Nedra Oltz: probably someone is stalking your questions so they can report you.
Alisa Kaleiwahea: Maybe you pissed someone off so they're reporting all of your questions.
Christy Tirabassi: To answer your first question,! it probably got deleted because it seemed you were using this as a social contact site, which it is not meant to be. Your first question was in violation of the Community Guidelines. They say a lot more than "play nice;" you should go have another look at them, so you'll better understand why that question was deleted. You can't search for people on here.Anyway, contact your local Better Business Bureau. They can help you with things like this, telling you how to proceed....Show more
Fred Caminita: is there the question a real one or are you just fooling around and don't wantany answers. or it could be your question is abuse to others .try asking your question a different way
Faustino Mellerson: my last question was about priests having sex with nunns
Armanda Hertel: i attempted to place up an answer on countless events that replaced into professional-McCain and every time I clicked on positioned up, solutions have been on coffee smash. It in simple t! erms did no longer pass by using. This befell on countless eve! nts. whilst purely for a attempt I typed in an incredibly short answer (few words), it went by using on the instant. Is our super Brother gazing already? So we can't question thy chosen One? :) I published a question in the previous because of the fact CBS faraway from the David Letterman archives ideal 10 on Barack Obama, and that they saved ideal 10 on John McCain. Censorship already? in simple terms looks humorous......Show more
Jinny Dronen: Perhaps because you are a perv.
Elmo Tervo: I wasnt mean or anything. I just asked whats their point and all points were gone too wtf???
Alisia Sutphen: Many of Yahoo's guidelines are "general" in nature. You did not break a specific rule by asking your question. But you did get into a "grey area". The idea of Y!A is that you will ask questions that are of interest to hundreds of people. Your question only interests you. It only takes one person hitting the Report Abuse button under your question to get it deleted.! That does not mean that you broke a rule. it means that one person thinks you did. Most Users would not have reported your question. There are too many serious violations to spend time "reporting" a question like yours.When you get your Violation Notice, click on the blue link to appeal. Do not waste your appeal asking what you did wrong. Explain that you asked a good question. When you win, you get your question re-instated.If you don't get a VN, click on FORUM at the left side of the Answers home page (under Related Links). In the upper right of that page is a link to appeal....Show more
Darnell Cutliff: because you ask stupid questions
Jed Porada: All you did was post a question that became extremely inflammatory in nature, resulting in its deletion. With so many people be on this site at all times, you need to be careful not to ask questions that could insult certain segments of this community or single them out for insults. Remember some groups can be mo! re easily angered than others.
Pam Rampadarat: Some religious fre! ak probably got offended and reported it.
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Adrian Sherlin: Are they offensive? Contain advertisements? There must be a reason.
Elvie Drumgoole: The other day I asked a harmless question about volunteer programs in Africa. I also asked about how homeostasis is disrupted in a person with ventricular septal defect. They are both in the correct sections and I don't understand why they got removed!! This has happened before...please help!!!
Russell Mckinzie: Y do U spk truth?Y do U ask a Q, wich has a sekret 2 B disklozed.Oder wize "hplover" iz rite!
Barton Sease: No. You most likely worded the question " Where Do I' and when using the pronouns I, Me Mine or You the que! stion is considered chat.Rule for this site is a question must seek kno! wledge or advice beneficial to all.
Daria Verfaillie: They removed that question because priests do not have sex with nuns - they never have and they never will. Preists and Nuns are celebate. Didn't you know that?
Clementina Collelo: Well, that's pretty offensinve. I, don't care whether or not it's offensive, I'd still answer it and make fun of you. But, for some folks, that rubs them the wrong way and they report you. If yahoo thinks that it's offensive as well, they will remove the question. Quit asking such crass questions.Oh, and nuns don't have sex because one of their prerequisits for entering the nunnery is that they are unmarried. If they are real nuns, that means they are virgins. Nuns actually go through a special ceremony so that they are "married" to Christ in a sense. Since they are married to God, having sex with anyone, including a priest, would be a sin in two ways: adultery because they are "married" to God, and it would also be premarital s! ex because they are not married in the eyes of the law....Show more
Gaston Edgcomb: people can report them as offensive, advertisement, etc.... there's tons of reasons. just make sure ur not offending anyone, talking to anyone specifically or advertizing anything, and you should be fine. good luck!!
Hermina Ketring: You have a stalker or troll that is bedevilling you (as opposed to the questions being truly inflammatory)
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Cliff Tyre: Chattiness would be the reason why your question was deleted. It was neither knowledge-worthy nor advice-seeking. That's why there are already chat rooms, message boards and social-networking sites for this purpose. Besides, ch! atting would waste other users' time who would get or share information from others. Go here to see what the Answers Team has to say about this: http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/answers/abuse/gui...Also, go here to read more about it in their blog: http://yanswersblog.com/index.php/archives/2008/05......Show more
Hipolito Rightmire: There is more to the guidelines than "Don't be mean" but if your question was not in violation, appeal the removal and Customer Care will review.
Ronny Dorge: Not too long ago i was searching for answers of the where abouts of a plastic surgeon and the question was deleted. I will not give his name this time. as my question pertains to why so much secrecy. I am NOT inquiring of his where abouts at this time. His websites and business is closed down. The only thing I get from this doctor on the internet is his old business address and phone. Do you think he has some kind of service that automatically deletes his name from the interne! t so that he won't get found? could he have commited malpractice?...Sho! w more
Jose Bouliouris: there probably obscene and they probably offend people
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Caryl Mclaen: Probably because your name is Amar, which sounds like Omar. Or perhaps because you sound anti-Xtian.
Edmund Rappley: Did you receive a violation notice email? If so, what was the given reason for removal? The content may have been ok, but not the form. If you got no such notice, were your questions 4 days old with no answer? Those are discarded. You get your 5 points back. There's no sense putting unanswered questions into the archives, after all....Show more
Donnie Bolio: if it was removed you should have received a violation notice in your email explaining why
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