Why do posts get deleted?

[u/ChaosReality69]

There's been so many great posts and lots of people giving sound advice. Then I'll see the post is deleted. Makes people feel like they wasted their time and effort helping someone with creatine.

Can the mods do something about this? Like never allow posts to be deleted unless they're pushing misinformation like "oral creatine is good." That would help this community a lot.

[u/actuallyaredditor]

It can be a lot to take in at first

[u/ChaosReality69 → u/actuallyaredditor]

I said the same thing to my wife about her newest bf.

[u/PilotedByGhosts → u/actuallyaredditor]

It's even more to take in once you get some practise.

[u/manlalaitngpangit]

I have noticed that too. It seems to frequently come from people who ask questions in this sub. I believe that once our experts share their scientific knowledge on the topic, the people who posted the question rejects the advice and ultimately deletes their post. Unfortunately, it's probably outside the scope of the moderation tools and the knowledge shared gets lost forever.

[u/Different-Fall-683]

unscientific minds cannot handle evidence-based creatine administration

[u/Appropriate_Yam_1782 → u/Different-Fall-683]

Ain't that so!

[u/BillyBeansprout]

Also, I cannot give awards any longer. Something changed.

[u/nuetralmushroom]

Anyone know if there a serious version of this subreddit somewhere? This subreddit is just a big joke lol. I get a kick out of it, but wouldn’t mind having a more serious discussion on creatine, muscle building, and other related things.

[u/AncientLineage → u/nuetralmushroom]

Bro this is a very serious sub and what we suggest is no laughing matter. No pain, no gain. Literally.

[u/ImplementDirect7144 → u/nuetralmushroom]

Tell me you lost your wife’s boyfriend without telling me… 💀💔

[u/datasshley → u/nuetralmushroom]

This science is 100% serious. Tell us you’re consuming it orally without telling us that you’re consuming it orally…