I have had the same experience. On a weekend I made a post which was within the weekend rules regarding postings that are " off topic". The posting was positive and philosophical regarding Connacher and management actions. The posting was not profane or vulgar in any sense. None the less, the posting was deleted. As the individual whom deleted the posting would not stand up and admit to the action, I can only speculate as to whom it might have been. As we have several hub leaders, it is of course impossible to tell whom might have deleted or do I dare say, " censored "the posting.

When I was the Administrator on Stockhouse, prior to Agoracom, if I deleted a posting for any reason, I sent a private communication to the individual with an explanation as to why. In my opinion, censorship should only be utilized in event of objectionable language or thought so egregious that virtually all would be in agreement and should never be commited within an anonymous framework. And the deleter should always be responsible for contacting the individual whose posting was deleted and identifying the nature of the infraction which led to deletion. And such action should never be accomplished anonymously!

Brian