[saliagato]

We all know what. HN moderators are deleting all related comments.

Edit: dang is right, sorry y’all

[dang]

HN moderators aren't deleting any comments. (We only do that when the author asks us to, and almost never when the comment has replies.)

If you're referring to some other form of moderation that you think is bad or wrong, please supply links so that readers can make their minds up for themselves.

[cubefox]

They were flagged, a system where a minority of HN users can moderate away posts they don't like.

Is there any overview which lets us see specifically flagged submissions? I suspect this system has too many false positives to be useful.

[pvg]

Turn on showdead in your profile. You can also vouch for comments you feel were misflagged.

[ro_bit]

Showdead shows one comment that doesn't really bring anything of substance. How many comments can a mod even delete on a 10 minute old post (post origin to the time you wrote your comment)

[ignoramous]

> We all know what. HN moderators are deleting all related comments. Edit: dang is right, sorry y'all

This from 2021? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37785072

Bad if true, but highly unlikely that it is.

[parthdesai]

> We all know what

Genuinely curious, what is it?

[wahnfrieden]

Sexual abuse allegations from his sister.

[ilikehurdles]

I don’t believe accusations from March about something that allegedly happened when he was 13 would be the cause of any of this.

[partiallypro]

Other women could have come forward.

[junon]

Altman is gay, FWIW.

[partiallypro]

If he already abused his sister, him being gay isn't a subject that matters on his preferences on who to prey on.

[Manuel_D]

These allegations date all the way back from 2021, and the sister has made some other dubious claims like Sam hacking her wifi which erode her credibility. I highly doubt that this was the cause of his removal.

[p1esk]

Know what?

[quenix]

What is it?