Yes, didn't seem so good to me too.
Why does Voat do it then?
Yes, didn't seem so good to me too.
Why does Voat do it then?
The question for me would be: "What's the point in deleting comments for their content if they are still accessible in the logs?"
The question for me would be: "What's the point in deleting comments for their content if they are still accessible in the logs?"
They would have far less exposure in the logs.
Although acceptable for spam, that's not good enough for comments that contain personal information.
How Voat does it is strange.
They would have far less exposure in the logs.
Although acceptable for spam, that's **not good enough** for comments that contain personal information.
How Voat does it is strange.
They would have far less exposure in the logs.
I would think the contrary.
Having all the controversial (deleted) comments accessible in one place makes it easier to search for, easier than having to search all posts and their comment threads.
> They would have far less exposure in the logs.
I would think the contrary.
Having all the controversial (deleted) comments accessible in one place makes it easier to search for, easier than having to search all posts and their comment threads.
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