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Deletion of the Talamati/Msutlu thread

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Deletion of the Talamati/Msutlu thread

Panama Mapokser Offline
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04-20-2024, 09:14 AM

Idk if this is possible or if it's too much to ask, but given that this happened, if it turns out to be impossible to restore the thread, wouldn't it be possible to remove the option to delete threads from the mods? Or at least make so only one or 2 profiles ( of the owners for example ) have this "ability"?

Because it's a huge risk to have so many profiles that could do that, since such accidents might happen.

Imagine if the Sabi Sands thread gets deleted? Or the Kruger one, Mapogo, Majingilane, etc, it'd remove the bulky of history of these lions from the entire internet and we'd probably never be able to assemble all the data again, or have all the "historical" discussions and debates that happened throughout the years.

Wildfact currently, to my knowleadge, is the only place online where you can find all the history of these lions and all the ranger reports, every special lion behavior ever witnessed in decades since following lion dynamics became a thing.
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