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baherus [9]
2 years ago
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The people that run this app are so annoying they literally took down my question for no reason and it didnt even violate the gu

idelines is was an algebra question they need to fix this website
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NikAS [45]2 years ago
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I am sorry to hear that. What I can say is that many times the security system itself flags certain characters or phrases within a question and it is because of these that the question is automatically removed. Usually, it is because these characters or sentences have been known to be used in a vast number of questions that violate the guidelines, and since there are literally thousands of questions a day the system helps limit the number of these violations. I recommend reaching out to customer support and sending them a copy of your question, exactly how it was written so that they can help you.

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