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Related: About this forumIs "self-deleted by author" redundant?
I mean, if it's 'self-deleted' doesn't it just stand to reason that the author deleted it?
Also, I'm always consumed by curiosity.
What was the post?
Why did you delete it?
We need answers.
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Is "self-deleted by author" redundant? (Original Post)
trof
Feb 2021
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Crazyleftie
(458 posts)1. it should state:
"self deleted by the author who wrote the post"
trof
(54,273 posts)8. From the Department of Redundancy Department.
IA8IT
(5,943 posts)2. As a senior I appreciate repeated reinforcing redundancies for clarity and memory
Oldem
(833 posts)3. There's a fine line between redundancy
and saying the same thing over and over repeatedly.h
dhill926
(16,953 posts)4. take it up with the Department of Redundancy Department...
SCantiGOP
(14,313 posts)5. There is a government agency that oversees this issue
The U.S. Department of Redundancy Department
(credit to Firesign Theater, from the late 1960s.)
lillypaddle
(9,605 posts)6. Exactly, trof!
I'm with you.
JustABozoOnThisBus
(23,852 posts)7. Self-deleted by my ghostwriter
question everything
(49,194 posts)9. As the opposite to deleted by jurors or in the old days moderators