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FREEBIE & IMPORTANT ANNOUNCMENTSo, hi. If you clicked on this, you probably just came for the points. But, I'm here to put something out there. Just like one of my posts ON ABOUT BOTS ABUSING THEIR POWER AND DELETING QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR NO REASON, this post is probably going to get deleted by a bot. Again. Every Wednsday on I am going to post the latest deleted question and answer.
Until my account is deleted.

Isn't it ironic, that my post was about Echo2155, [who deletes everything for no reason,] got removed by Echo2155?

It is.

is a very helpful site, but some decisions have been made that... I'm just gonna say, not that smart. And look what website we're on!

Wow. Just wow. Comment below if you agree.

Oh, and I have a message for the admin.

To BOTS who delete things mindlessly:
Thank you. That's what I told a bully at school. Thank you, for opening up my mind to the real world, where associates can't keep track of their program. It was abuse. Just like any other person would do. Thank you for DELETING my questions asking for help. Thank you. Thank you.

You probably won't say you're welcome. Because you're a bot.
-A very ticked-off person considering to leave AND a review.
[☆] One star.

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