Thread regarding Wells Fargo & Co. layoffs

Why are posts being deleted off this site?

Just refreshed to see any new comments on the LinkedIn post and I see its deleted.
I've had a couple removed also.
Why?

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Post ID: @OP+1n0uBKME

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The Content Rules are posted at the bottom of every page.

Over the years, we see people complaining about comments/posts being deleted, and almost always (as far as I know) it was for a violation.

I think a lot of the time it's because someone was putting a name or some other identifying info in the comment.

You can say "my manager is not great", but you can't say "I don't like working for Jimbo McManager".

I doubt there anything WF can do here, it's usually people behaving badly, or not knowing the rules.

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Post ID: @1tvr+1n0uBKME

It was deleted as Wells Fargo is now being exposed put on a public site and Charlie paid this admin to delete so no one else goes out to review this former employees comments

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Post ID: @lyi+1n0uBKME

Well let's post a chatGPT summary of it: From a marine corps veteran laid off from a teller position:
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The author of the post shares their experience of being terminated by Wells Fargo and expresses their dissatisfaction with the company's treatment of employees. The author suspected that they were going to be fired but couldn't be certain without all the facts. They claim to have worked diligently to assist clients, even during a busy week. However, they noticed unusual behavior from their manager, such as handling tasks with other tellers and emptying monthly tasks. The author was asked to transfer keys and custody to another teller and was then terminated the next day during a thunderstorm. They feel that Wells Fargo should have informed them in advance and given them the respect to search for another job. The author finds the company's excuse of "it's not personal" unacceptable, as they are a human being who served in the military and is trying to find a home in an expensive city. They criticize Wells Fargo for lacking dignity and respect in their termination process and suggest that potential employees consider the issues of understaffing, misinformation, angry clients, low pay, and the disposable treatment of employees before choosing to work for the company.

wells fargo replied with their email address to "talk about it"

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Post ID: @kgq+1n0uBKME

Let's see, here we have a free anonymous posting site. Who cares what gets kept and removed? This place is a gigantic junk drawer where 99.9% of the posts are useless.

I'm here for fun, intrigue and reducing the boredom of every single workday. Time for lunch!

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Post ID: @ohx+1n0uBKME

It's pretty easy to see why that post was removed. There was personally identifiable information on someone who isn't a major name in the bank's leadership. The TOS clearly covered that.

However, other posts like the troll of the racist troll being deleted happen way too often for there not to be an agenda at work. The original racism is left but criticism of it is hidden.

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Post ID: @jef+1n0uBKME

I’ve had my posts deleted and they didn’t contain any name or link. Shady but what do you expect from a site that is meant to be anonymous?

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Post ID: @czo+1n0uBKME

“It’s always easier to deny than to accept responsibility” hits closer to the belt than “Wells Fargo, together we’ll go far”.

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Post ID: @tcy+1n0uBKME

"Rather than fix problems, Wells Fargo would rather hide the truth."

Wells Fargo doesn't control this site. Perhaps the post was deleted because it contained a link to a real person's LinkedIn profile.

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Post ID: @vhq+1n0uBKME

...but WF doesn't have control to delete the posts off this site do they?
The admins of this site are the ones doing it, I would assume.

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Post ID: @jtb+1n0uBKME

Rather than fix problems, Wells Fargo would rather hide the truth.

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Post ID: @jdf+1n0uBKME

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