Why do contributors delete their own posts?

I’ll wait for her to chime in..

jl35, it’s not for me to inquire. It’s odd behavior. 

Erik, I can probably guess who that might be. Lol 

Pray tell, TiC, the criteria of which you speak. 

geoffkait15,259 posts05-12-2019 5:41pmCriteria? How about it looks like a troll, it walks like a troll and it talks like a troll?

I guess “it writes like a troll” is not one such criteria.

Nothing in my OP suggested troll behavior. But leave it to a Troll-in-Chief to presume such. 

marqmike, do those posts self-delete by an automatic means? 

If the point of posting is to contribute to a thread, then why delete the post? Are their actions regarding their contribution is that such posts are somehow time-sensitive and having only limited value that warrants deletion thereafter?

I’m not interested immediate responses; those who post and delete their post shortly thereafter are only interested in immediate responses.

And I’m not sure one can delete OP threads nowadays. 

05-12-2019 6:15pm, Geoff wrote:

“jitter [sic] provides much humor with his 80% grammatically correct sentences.”

☝🏻☝🏻And speaking of grammatically incorrect phrases. Lol

I cannot post more than 3 successive posts, per the GK rule. 

I agree that one never knows who (author or system) deletes the posts. But I strongly suspect members are deleting their posts as the content doesn’t seem to warrant a deletion by another means pertaining to violating a system forum policy. 

jetter, the appearance of a deleted post is not dictated by how it gets deleted. 

Uber, I agree...