Original comment which was removed but does not show up in modmail:

SergeantSlaughter 6 points 1 day ago +7 / -1

Possibly we are in the 10 days of darkness (if the shutdown lasts 10 days) and after that, the S might HTF

This was a generalized comment about an even, not a drop.

Conversation is here: https://greatawakening.win/p/1AR0j0xrDs/x/c/4eWd2Aj6H2K

My comments that were deleted:

20 minutes ago A moderator removed comment by SergeantSlaughter - See previous comment - I was not quoting a drop, just making a statement When I quote drops I use >quotes and usually include the actual drop But I know how people like to point out when someone does it wrong

20 minutes ago A moderator removed comment by SergeantSlaughter - I was not quoting a Q drop, just making a statement

20 minutes ago A moderator removed comment by SergeantSlaughter - You know what they say about opinions. That's your opinion, fren, and I'm fine with you having a differing opinion. In fact, I welcome differences in opinion.

20 minutes ago A moderator removed comment by SergeantSlaughter - We can agree to disagree. You have a nice day now. Bye bye then.

20 minutes ago A moderator removed comment by SergeantSlaughter - Dear heavenly father, We pray to you today to release the hate from u/Anon1970's heart - Amen. 21 minutes ago A moderator ignored reports on comment by Anon1970 -

In this conversation, anon says I "misquoted a Q drop" however I wasn't quoting any particular drop, I was referencing the event referred to as "10 days [of] darkness" - If I was referring to a specific Q drop that mentions this event [by the way it is spelled different ways and referred to differently] I would have posted a #. However anon has VERY strong feelings about how it is written in the drop, versus my referencing an event in space and time.

https://qalerts.app/?q=10+days

u/mods can you let me know what I did or said that made it necessary to delete my comments? Thanks u/mods

I was NOT referencing a specific drop. I was referencing an event in space and time. If I was referencing a drop I would include the drop.

You know, there's a huge argument about N Armstrong when he took his "one small step" whether he said "one small step for man" which is exactly what he said, or if he said "one small step for [a] man" which would actually make more sense. Are anons really that uptight about general speech re: q drops? I've never known this to be the case but possibly? We're talking about the same thing here.

Would anons feel warm and fuzzy if I changed it to say "10 days [of] darkness"? or just flat out "10 days darkness"? Or would we have to go full measure and say "10 days. darkness" with a period in the middle of a sentence? Do you want it spelled "darkness" or "darnkess"? That's not how we talk when we're generalizing about an event.