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Often it's because a user accidentally double-posts, the second post gets auto-killed, the user can't see their own dead posts, and they delete the live one rat
by bbatsell 16y ago
Often it's because a user accidentally double-posts, the second post gets auto-killed, the user can't see their own dead posts, and they delete the live one rather than the dead one (because they can't tell which is which).
- HelloBeautiful 16y agoClearly, to keep the balance in the system, if there is auto-kill, there must be auto-unkill also :D
- jws 16y agobbatsell hit this correctly. I saw two replies appear and immediately killed one. It surprises me to see replies on the dead one, there were no replies when I did the kill.